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sebscholl
3y ago
Thanks for the thoughtful reply. I agree with a lot of how you analyze it. I guess what feels odd is that while so much of the web is co-dependent on different products or services, that is still different from centralized vs. decentralized
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Is Cloudflare Ethereum's largest centralization point?
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Who thinks document "chunking" sucks and why?
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SHOW HN: How to Develop a Custom CRM Using Only Low-Code Platforms
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6y ago
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VueJS infinite scroll component with GraphQL data source
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sebscholl
7y ago
Thanks, dosh! We're super focused on building better JAMstack tooling :)
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Getting Started with Gridsome and GraphQL
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Simple productivity hack using bash scripts
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Ask HN: What IDE/Text Editor do reactjs devs use?
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Meeting GraphQL at a Cocktail Mixer
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VueJS starter app with auth and API pre-configured
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Localizing image text-overlays through URL params
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sebscholl
7y ago
Challenge accepted.
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sebscholl
7y ago
Lol. I totally misinterpreted your question. Answer: Webflow.
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sebscholl
7y ago
Thanks! So it's a moderator action as opposed to self-delete?
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Ask HN: "I See Dead Comments."
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7y ago
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sebscholl
7y ago
having worked with both I think each lends itself better to different projects. Amplify gives you the option to work both with REST or GraphQL, however you then have to go through all the steps of setting up a CRUD api. That part comes out
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sebscholl
7y ago
Makes sense. The way I think of these things is always that the more tools you have in the tool-chest, the more things you can build. It's NEVER wrong to learn more or dive deeper. But just because you might know-how and be capable of
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sebscholl
7y ago
I'd try logging in and creating a data-model for your project. All the GraphQL operations will be generated from that so you can start using the workspace API. Whatever application you're building than then connect through there.
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sebscholl
7y ago
Totally agree!
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sebscholl
7y ago
I have a really hard time swallowing the idea of analogies being over-rated. There is so much literature behind the effectiveness of analogies in learning, particularly in sciences: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/8518/
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7y ago
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sebscholl
7y ago
Thank's for sharing, Janemanos :) If you search for the title in hackernews, you'll see my original post. It's a pretty funny discussion that got sparked...
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sebscholl
7y ago
Sure, https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/955472286353518592/UBXQ...
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sebscholl
7y ago
This is awesome! I'm stoked to see the GraphQL community getting this polished of a tool. Chris Coyier wrote on css-tricks the other day about the best GraphQL API being one you write yourself, which is super true as the ones offered b
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Explaining SQL and NoSQL, to Grandma
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sebscholl
7y ago
Totally! But very few of those articles focus on developers ...which feels like a totally different BEAST
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sebscholl
7y ago
Hey ljw - I get it, but don't you feel like user testimonials are better as a section of a landing page rather than the header? We're had some people pretty stoked on twitter lately, but it feels awkward throwing their testimonial
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sebscholl
7y ago
This is actually super useful sha666sum! It's interesting looking at the difference between the two too. Where Visual Studio IDE is super direct, and Visual Studio spans a number of use cases. I feel like that's where I'm get
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How do you describe a developer tools?
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