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Angular 2 + GraphQL myth or reality?
I really liked the concept of GraphQL.
I would like to use it with Angular 2.
But there are no official solutions yet, because GQL was developed under Relay + React.
All that is in the vastness of the vast is ToDo on bundles Angular + Relay + React, Angular + Relay, read Angular.
Those. try to crossbreed and get a monster.
There are a number of questions:
What to take for data caching? What about dynamic models in Angular?
Do such decisions have life? Can you tell me an open source that works in such a bundle?
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Apollo2 has already been released - so I don't see anything complicated.
In fact, the problem is more in the clumsy backend - developers do not know how to write Schema mappers to map a relational DBMS schema onto a GraphQL API schema and bind the corresponding AAA services.
In this regard, I advise you to look at join-monster and postgraphql.
mb opensource my mapper someday.
Something is quiet here ... I'll throw in my research on this:
https://gist.github.com/Groxot/6cad3b2b16db345bada... - I filed a little code from the Internet.
I use myself.
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