GraphQL is kind of like Minecraft… #webdevelopment #graphql #fullstack

[wtho]

If he would've said "STOP" two more times, I would have actually stopped using GraphQL.
Now I can keep using it - phew!

[tsuki_]

Now, I just need a Theo screaming "STOP" in this omnipresent voice whenever I do something stupid

[atla_]

POV: you woke up at 2am, checked time, and accidentally opened YouTube

[TobyLegion]

Instructions unclear. Started using GraphQL replacement for SQL.

[atemrandyasong]

Actually combining a GraphQL service like Hasura with your backend is 🔥. Most trivial GET and POST request are handled by Hasura while any other complex manipulation is handled by the BE.

[jaimesoad]

Those STOPs have the same vibe as "WAKE UP!! WAKE UP!!"

[yapet]

This is hilarious 😂. Trully a work of art ❤

[marcialabrahantes]

"Backend isn't that hard" along with "Frontend isn't that hard" huh 😅

[tehArgento]

yeah, after some years doing frontend I decided to learn Spring Boot and work on building a backend, it was much simpler then what i thought

[nekoill]

Gotta edit in that moment from 27 unhelpful things about Category theory where the OP shows CT "proofs" 😸

[VLATLE_]

Oh no, theo has succumbed to minecraft parkour in the background content

[offroaders]

Was already watching a Minecraft video before this; a neat crossover!

[davidbriggs]

Javascript was built for the web but if been used also for server and mobile.

[abdultheseekerofknowledge]

Wow, David Dastmalchian is teaching programming

[HaithamAli-fyvo]

It’s fantastic as a prototyping tool and for fast changes but yes I agree definitely not for production

[Philopater-Phoneix]

why minecraft in background like that XD devs should have at least 4 hour long attention span

[mileselam]

Postgraphile and Hasura have entered the chat…

[afamjames]

Ok ok, ok, you got me. I've stopped! Jeez... 😩

[asdfghyter]

so, how exactly is it like minecraft?

[logantcooper]

Or better yet just don't use it at all