In this story on Ent’s blog, today, I present a tutorial on setting up a Serverless GraphQL API using AWS and Ent.
Personally, I found using Ent an extremely convenient and pleasurable experience. In particular, I found the concept of a type-safe ORM using code generation to fit very well with Go.
In addition, Go is a perfect fit for serverless deployments as it offers fast startup times, high performance, reproducible builds, and packaging.
With this post, I hope to share with you a bit of the timeless beauty of combining AWS and Ent.
If you’ve been wanting to contribute to open-source, I hope this post motivates you to go ahead and do it! And if you’re looking for an awesome OSS community to be part of, we would love to have you join the Ent team!
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[ 2.4 ms ] story [ 20.1 ms ] threadIn this story on Ent’s blog, today, I present a tutorial on setting up a Serverless GraphQL API using AWS and Ent.
Personally, I found using Ent an extremely convenient and pleasurable experience. In particular, I found the concept of a type-safe ORM using code generation to fit very well with Go. In addition, Go is a perfect fit for serverless deployments as it offers fast startup times, high performance, reproducible builds, and packaging. With this post, I hope to share with you a bit of the timeless beauty of combining AWS and Ent.
If you’ve been wanting to contribute to open-source, I hope this post motivates you to go ahead and do it! And if you’re looking for an awesome OSS community to be part of, we would love to have you join the Ent team!
Cheers