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ForgeCode achieves the SOTA accuracy (78.4%) on Termbench(forgecode.dev)
2 points by tusharmath 7mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Forge – Cline/Roo Alternative on the CLI(github.com)
1 points by tusharmath 1y ago|0 comments
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Write GitHub Actions Using a TypeSafe Rust DSL(crates.io)
1 points by tusharmath 2y ago|0 comments
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by tusharmath 2y ago
Never knew that additive changes could also be breaking. Nice one. Thanks for sharing!
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Why is Hasura so slow?(github.com)
2 points by tusharmath 2y ago|1 comments
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by tusharmath 2y ago
Hello! We've conducted benchmarks across various GraphQL backends and discovered that Hasura is performing significantly slower than its counterparts. We want to ensure the accuracy of these results and are eager to collaborate with Ha
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Ask HN: Offering free GraphQL migration support
1 points by tusharmath 2y ago|0 comments
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by tusharmath 2y ago
My response to the blog above https://blog.tailcall.run/writing-a-graphql-backend-by-hand-...
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by tusharmath 2y ago
Looks interesting. Im building: https://tailcall.run I wanted to integrate a better UI for our GraphQL playground. If you are open for a collab, send me a DM on LinkedIn in.
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by tusharmath 2y ago
Hopefully this sums it up https://blog.tailcall.run/graphql-vs-rest-vs-grpc
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by tusharmath 2y ago
Must Have: - Strong understanding of GraphQL and related technologies. - Previous experience in a developer relations, advocacy, or evangelism role. - Proven ability to present technical concepts in a clear and engaging manner. - Active par
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by tusharmath 3y ago
With Tailcall, you could compose API over multiple any of the following formats REST, GraphQL, and GRPC APIs to create a unified API endpoint. This could also be any of the above. So you could expose a set of REST endpoints atop, multiple G
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by tusharmath 3y ago
Actually, you might want to check out https://tailcall.run (Disclaimer: I am the core maintainer of the project) It's an open-source API Orchestrator, in other words "a Zapier for APIs". If you find it interesting
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by tusharmath 3y ago
What are you using for GraphQL?
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by tusharmath 3y ago
Tailcall is building something similar in that regard. The idea is to allow developers to specify their orchestration requirements using a DSL and then behind the scenes generate an ultra high performance backend for GraphQL. The query coul
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by tusharmath 3y ago
This sure seems very interesting. Have you written the GraphQL layer by hand? Have you tried https://github.com/tailcallhq/tailcall With tailcall, you can quickly bootstrap a GraphQL service on top of existing APIs. I
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by tusharmath 3y ago
It's open source and free. Use it if you like what it offers. Disclaimer: I am not promoting it, I am just stating facts :)
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by tusharmath 3y ago
Yes, that is the best time to build a GraphQL API. It will save you many hours later. Like it or not, eventually if you are building a mobile app, you will move to GraphQL eventually. It's a massive pain to do it when you have everythi
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by tusharmath 3y ago
I am not sure if I understand what you by the "frontend server"? I think Tailcall is closer to AppSync than Amplify. Second part of your question: You can define a set of "allowed headers" that will be automatically forw
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by tusharmath 3y ago
The idea of tailcall is to move the graphQL abstract closer to the client. So for example, if you are building a web application, you don't need to depend on the backend teams to build a GraphQL implementation for you. You should be a
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Ask HN: GraphQL in 2024
3 points by tusharmath 3y ago|5 comments
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Join Tailcall Mini Hackathon: Win $2000 and a Job Opportunity(github.com)
5 points by tusharmath 3y ago|0 comments
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by tusharmath 3y ago
Have you considered using https://tailcall.run It can automatically create a high performance graphql API.
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by tusharmath 3y ago
If you are a cranelift expert and have worked with compilers wasm using rust we have something that might interest you. Just send us your prior work with cranelift to jobs at tailcall.run and we will get in touch.
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by tusharmath 3y ago
Tailcall is a no-code solution for writing GraphQL backends. It is heavily focussed on building a high-performance implementation that can make GraphQL practical for service to service communication. Tailcall does a lot of AOT optimizations
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Tailcall beats every single GraphQL benchmark(github.com)
2 points by tusharmath 3y ago|1 comments
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by tusharmath 3y ago
Have you tried https://tailcall.run/ It's a fairly powerful and performance focussed solution to building GraphQL backends.
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by tusharmath 3y ago
The configuration that is provided by the user, is text, however it's parsed into an AST, then converted into a low-level implementation called the blueprint. The hash is that of the blueprint and is free of any whitespaces or textual
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by tusharmath 3y ago
Writing your own backend for GraphQL doesn't scale. You should stick to no-code solutions that can auto generate graphQL on top of existing APIs. Checkout https://tailcall.run
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by tusharmath 3y ago
The iframes can share service workers if they are all on the same origin. I would recommend using a service-worker which intercepts every graphQL request and caches on that layer. You can do a lot more on that layer once it's setup. Fo

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