Jordan Eldredge

Engineer on at Meta | Made | Hacking on GraphQL Server for TypeScript

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

Finally ready to share the Winamp Skin Museum

https://t.co/ryFQNj4yGd

Infinite scroll through 65k Winamp skins with instant search and in-browser interactive preview

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@varoonkodithala Test fixtures like the ones here are a good way to see how it works: https://t.co/tKhdgI8BW3

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@varoonkodithala I have a _very_ over-engineered implementation of FTS. You can find it here if you're looking for inspiration: https://t.co/duKutwlFrK

Search DSL is parsed to an AST and then a compiler-like recursive emitter that dynamically constructs SQL.

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@varoonkodithala 3. I still periodically sync the markdown content to my repo as a durable backup incase I lose access to Notion.

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@varoonkodithala 2. Instead of caching, I have an explicit reindex task (triggered via api) that writes markdown to SQLite (ignoring posts that have not changed since last index) and then rendering is dynamic from sqlite. (e.g. SQLite is the cache)

This allows me to implement search with fts5

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@___zth___ Ah! Makes sense.

[kepano @kepano]

somehow @captbaritone revived this Winamp 5 skin I made 21 years ago

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@pyrons_ For tracing, how much per-field configuration are you doing?

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

Got a perf benchmark and profiling working for Grats.

Next release should be about 25% faster for large schemas!

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@pyrons_ For error types we have support for TypeScript generics which let you trivially define your own error union in TypeScript. However we don't have anything that will let you coerce thrown errors to the error type... 🤔https://t.co/YMgrKnEZc1

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@pyrons_ Depends on the type of plugin. Could you give me a few examples of plugins that feel most important to you?

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

React server components are great if your backend is Node and your rendering for the web. But what about native? Grats is great for this: Define your data using models for RSC, then simply annotate those same models and your native clients can consume the same data via GraphQL.

[GraphQL @GraphQL]

🌟 Shoutout to @captbaritone, Relay maintainer and nullability champion! From shaping the “true nullability schema” to sharing critical insights, your impact on GraphQL is huge 🙌 #GraphQLStar

[Johannes Schickling @schickling]

After 4 years of work, I'm incredibly excited to introduce LiveStore, the next-gen data layer I'm building for Overtone.

It's based on reactive SQLite and has a built-in sync engine. Give it a try - would love your feedback!

[Christoph Nakazawa @cnakazawa]

I built "go-to-definition" for GraphQL Pothos, @nkzw/pothos-locate.

`cmd+click` on anything in a client GraphQL query to take you directly to the backend implementation of the resolver.

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@tmikov The sandbox can be appealing for running untrusted code (assuming that code is, or can be compiled to Wasm). But I have to imagine that's a VERY niche use case.

I do make use of it, but more as an excuse to write a compiler than anything else: https://t.co/yh1KsqQAWH

[Jordan Eldredge @captbaritone]

@michael_staib @SemanticNonNull Excellent! I've added it here: https://t.co/iC1Xgu0zbR

[Michael Staib @michael_staib]

We have released #HotChocolate 14.2 with experimental support for @semanticNonNull. If you are using relay you can already take advantage of this new feature.

https://t.co/8NlLrWNj79

#graphql #dotnet

[Relay @RelayFramework]

We’ve just released version 18.2.0 of Relay. This version includes compiler-driven codemods and expanded support for at-catch.

https://t.co/Ib4HuO8lOL