I'm rather excited to give graphcool a go once I figure out some Redux integration stuff with Apollo. I built my own graphql backend with Node but it seems silly now there is graphcool at such low pricing 😘

I have a rather fiddly sidebar filter that currently just filters the data on the client side, are there any examples floating about that show graphcool and Apollo with data filtering (checkboxes)

Just a quick question: I have an idea about how a User can follow another User but how can a User get through a query all Users that are following him? I managed to do that in a RESTful way but I had to play with custom methods and logic. I guess I shouldn't have to if I had a better model of the relationship. So I'm trying to do the same in a "graph" way...

hi there @rlew 👋

yo! 👋

@lolero hello! graphcool

hopla, hi there @jonathanilk glad to have you here!

@axax @maxcan welcome to graphcool glad you’re joining us today! 🎉

👋 @israrwz

Where "relationA" and "relationB" are fields related to other tables. I would like to update UI based on new relations created but nothing gets triggered currently (tried it out in playground). Any idea how to achieve this? Thanks! 🙂

If I recall they are working on that @hvillain.

Hey! I am just trying out GC and can't figure out how to define a relationship without it appearing on both types. E.g. I want to have a "feed" type in my users node with the posts but I don't want to have a field with that relation in my post type 😅

@urlbox @Florian Kapfenberger hello! enjoy your weekend with graphcool

Is it possible to signin users with Auth0 without using Lock? Are there already mutations provided?

afaik you can just pass a token into the mutation, how you get the token doesn't matter.

specifically the createUser mutation

When you write query for "container component", do you use multiple query to fetch multiple data or just 1 big query ?

You can use react-apollo's compose to have multiple queries.

I prefer that method

It allows you to alias your queries as well so that if you want to run the same query with different variables you can still access the results in this.props under different keys.

I came back from a vacation and most of the console UI has changed

How do i edit a relation ???

Got the illustration in place, here’s the tweet @nilan @artyom https://twitter.com/kmelve/status/848242217500246018

aww too bad your tweet didn't pick up the awesome illustration 🙂 That's super neat @dataknut!

So, I termed graph.cool “database-like” in said blog post, because I registered you call it a “backend service”; and because it isn't strictly a database, or is it? Doesn't matter really, just academically curious.

This might be a stupid question, but what's best way to write a script to populate graph.cool with data?

HEy all, I am trying to play around with some subscription code. And I got almost everything working, but for some reason, when I get new data from a subscription update, something weird happens. So, I will have

[ {id: “AB”, <some value 1>}, 
  {id: “CD”, <some value 2>},
  {id: “EF”, <some value 3>} }

And then I get an update response. And the new contents of my data variable is

[ {id: “AB”, <some value 1>}, 
  {id: “AB”, <some value 2>},
  {id: “CD”, <some value 3>},
  {id: “EF”, <some value 4>} }

Any ideas what might cause that?

I was following this example: https://github.com/graphcool-examples/react-apollo-instagram-subscriptions-example/blob/b69e378765438aa9390e5f19997fe128b1d50ddc/src/components/ListPage.js

Hooked up my React-Apollo-GraphQL tutorial app with data in seconds! Amazing - still got a lot to truly understand though