What the hell is going on. The docs are way too co...
# prisma-whats-new
d
What the hell is going on. The docs are way too confusing on what version of graphcool to use now. I really have no idea what services are offered by graphcool anymore.
a
Please keep it friendly in here...
d
I'm frustrated...
I keep having to relearn how to use graphcool every couple months.
t
I share you frustration too. but hey, the direction Graphcool is heading is amazing
d
Ya, but trying to make sense of everything from reading the documentation etc, doesn't seem to clear up anything. is there an overview of what's going on. from someone who hasn't kept up with all the changes, I'm lost.
t
wait a min
I'll send you some links
d
ty
t
I just getting started yesterday
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m
Hey @dardub, yeah it’s like @thangngoc89, we are on the brink of something truly amazing. There are some changes, but they are super intuitive and you are going to love them. I recommend you to just stick with old version if it’s really urgent, because everything still works perfectly. If you need anything don’t hesitate to ask and we will help you as much as we can. + Links yeah haha
h

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZPsH0G7oCQ

Lol. Start here https://www.graph.cool/forum/t/developer-preview-graphcool-1-0-beta/1891 it contains links to everything else
d
Ok thanks. I think that's all the links I can handle for now.
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d
The main site says to use graphcool cli, but the docs mention mostly graphcool-framework.
But it also says that graphcool-framework is for pre 1.0
It's just mixed messages
t
yep. gc-framework is pre 1.0
d
So what do I use, is 1.0 out?
t
they said in a week or 2
h
watch the video
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imo it does a good job at explaining it
d
So my already installed version of graphcool@0.10.0 is different than graphcool@beta?
h
yes
graphcool/1.0.0-beta2.1.1
is the newest
d
ok. thanks for the help!
t
and you must install graphql@2.2.3
earlier have some bugs
h
oh yeah, that's one thing the video doesn't get right
you should
npm i -g graphql
, not
@beta
d
oh ok thanks
m
but 1.0 is still in beta and not officially released yet, correct? So for production use, we should still be using the 0.10.x version?
h
yes
if you're starting a new project now you could probably use 1.0
but if you have an existing project leave it for now
m
thanks! we have a project going live on the 8th, and I just recently migrated from a legacy project to the 0.10.x release. Sounds like I'm OK to stay put here for release.