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GraphQL Editor 5.0 — Building a GraphQL API just got a lot easier
What is better than a plain old API? An interactive, visual one, that you can work on easily from your browser. With the new GraphQL Editor, this is now possible for every developer!
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Hey ProductHunt 👋🏼
After months of gathering feedback from our precious community & over a year of constant development, we are coming back with a huge & most important update of GraphQL Editor so far.🔥
What's new in GraphQL Editor 5.0?
⚙️ Microservices - deploy your NodeJS GraphQL backends using JavaScript or TypeScript. Stucco is a backend engine for our microservices, keeping you are in charge of your infrastructure decisions.
⚛️ Graph improvements - the graph module has been significantly improved including:
- node & fields creation is now much faster thanks to keyboard support,
- relation view includes all scalar fields,
- selected node state persists between view,
- you can toggle code editor view anytime now,
🤓 CLI - we have released the official GraphQL Editor CLI, use it to bootstrap backend projects from GraphQL Editor or deploy it to the shared worker with just one command,
🌐 JAMStack Engine - now with TypeScript, React support & static pages deployment,
So that's basically what we've been working on for the last 12 months. It feels great to finally share all these new features with the GraphQL community. We would love to hear your feedback!
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https://graphqleditor.com/
GraphQL Editor made my work a lot easier!
Microservices let me create graphql backend for my app by just writing functions. No need to setup Express or HTTP server.
As a frontend developer with basic backend knowledge I was able to prepare GraphQL schema and even create a simple backend with automatic microservice deployment!
This tool is just AWESOME! :) Made my work a lot easier and faster!
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