# prisma-whats-new
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sashko
10/19/2016, 7:21 AMstill some work to do :] - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:21 AMI was thinking it would be cool to do something like preact - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:21 AMwhere you can actually use the same syntax, but with no caching - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:21 AMso it's like 5kb or something - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:21 AMand then you can upgrade to the fancy cache edition when you want to - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:22 AMyah that would be amazing - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:22 AMone thing i'm experimenting with is pulling the data field requirements from the virtual node tree. - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:22 AMnot sure if this is possible with react - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:22 AMbut you can walk the virtual nodes before rendering - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:22 AMin preact - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:23 AMso, you could pull out additional information from the tree and make the query at that point - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:23 AMyeah.. I think that will make life harder down the road: https://medium.com/apollo-stack/5-benefits-of-static-graphql-queries-b7fa90b0b69a - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:23 AMnot sure exactly how to combine the query at this point - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:23 AMoh interesting - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:23 AMit's one of the things that makes Relay really complicated, and in fact Relay 2 is getting rid of that entirely - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:23 AMbasically, it's a huge advantage to not need to load any code to get your queries - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:24 AMbut you can get a lot of what you're looking for with fragments - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:24 AMah interesting, yah that's what i'm doing now - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:24 AMso you just statically add fragments to the query - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:24 AMyeah - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:24 AMjust defining graphql queries in varaibles at the top and executing them - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:25 AMright, but fragments will let you keep the static aspect, while not having to write the whole query at the top - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:25 AMthe only difference is, I don't think it's a good idea to actually walk the UI to get the fragments - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:25 AMIMO you just want static fragment references - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:26 AMhere's a similar conversation: https://github.com/apollostack/graphql-tag/pull/12 - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:26 AMinteresting, okay i've got some good reading. - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:26 AManyway, I gotta go, trying to finish some stuff up (apollo client 0.5!!) - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 7:27 AMsweet, appreciate all the info. thanks! - s
sashko
10/19/2016, 7:27 AMyeah np, thanks for a good chat - m
Matt Mueller (Prisma Client PM)
10/19/2016, 8:17 AM@sashko one more question: how does the
in apollo-react talk to theApolloProvider
components?graphql