This blog post does raise the question of what’s going to happen to Stream Framework, now that the hosted version is diverging so clearly...
> You'll also lose a lot of control over your queries which was a big reason for me to move from Django/Rails/etc. style tools to trying out GraphQL. For restricting queries, an option is using persisted queries (e.g.…
This thread may be interesting to you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11567135 (Stripe - BYOT: Bring your own team)
create-react-app offers an 'eject' option, which makes all the configuration visible and adjustable. Ejecting can be used as a starting point from which you can further modify and customize a project.
Upgrading from 3 to 4 is not required. Version 3 is still maintained. It's not ideal since there will probably be no future major 3 versions, but no one is forced to make a 'big breaking change' strictly speaking. > We…
http://www.reactnativeexpress.com is a great resource.
The projects listed here under "Web" try to achieve that: http://overconstrained.io/
This blog post does raise the question of what’s going to happen to Stream Framework, now that the hosted version is diverging so clearly...
> You'll also lose a lot of control over your queries which was a big reason for me to move from Django/Rails/etc. style tools to trying out GraphQL. For restricting queries, an option is using persisted queries (e.g.…
This thread may be interesting to you: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=11567135 (Stripe - BYOT: Bring your own team)
create-react-app offers an 'eject' option, which makes all the configuration visible and adjustable. Ejecting can be used as a starting point from which you can further modify and customize a project.
Upgrading from 3 to 4 is not required. Version 3 is still maintained. It's not ideal since there will probably be no future major 3 versions, but no one is forced to make a 'big breaking change' strictly speaking. > We…
http://www.reactnativeexpress.com is a great resource.
The projects listed here under "Web" try to achieve that: http://overconstrained.io/