WunderGraph
Dev tools
api development toolkit
SHOW HN2022
63points
35comments
#840of 2,570 in 2022
Top 33%of 2022 by points
How HN took it
LovedMost comments that take a side are positive
24 positive, 1 neutral or asking, 1 mixed, 0 critical, out of 26 comments about the project. Thread score +0.83.
Design: 6 for, 0 againstIdea: 5 for, 0 againstExecution: 2 for, 0 againstPerformance: 1 for, 0 against
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What people liked
Generated type-safe client and good developer experience
From 4 comments
Excited to see this and congrats to the team! I've been huge fan of GraphQL for a while and have checked out all of the major players. A big one I've used in the past is Hasura.…
mwarger on HNCongratulations Wundergraph team. I've been exploring Wundergraph as an alternative to another service I'm using and I have to say that it looks quite promising. Coming from a…
free_man on HNWundergraph is a awesome tool for both backend and frontend engineers. You can connect third party APIs easily on backend and the best part is it generates a type safe client…
chakrihacker on HNI had great developer experience with wundergraph. Best part of using wundergraph is it can take multiple data sources, generates graphql operations and Rest API endpoints. We…
jainpawna21 on HN
Better security and production-readiness than Hasura-style GraphQL tools
From 2 comments
As an agency we've built several projects with GraphQL, with either Hasura or GraphQL Nexus powered APIs. We love the declarative syntax of GraphQL, and Hasura is very…
r-moore on HNCongrats on getting this open sourced! Wundergraph takes a really interesting approach to solving stitching APIs together, taking care of a lot of production concerns around…
clayne on HN
Team is responsive and helpful
From 3 comments
I started using Wundergraph as a backend service for our recently launched platform in February of this year. I found the usage to be simple and easy to understand, but…
rwesty on HNCongratulations, Team Wundergraph. I've been using wundergraph for last couple of months in some hobby projects and also using it on my startup. It boost my team's productivity…
cellograph on HNCongrats for WG team, I have been testing some features in Wundergraph, and Jense was more than supportive in that regard, I see a brilliant future for WG, no doubts it promotes…
abdoalsayed on HN
Objections
Early-stage with bugs and rough deployment at times
From 1 comment
I started using Wundergraph as a backend service for our recently launched platform in February of this year. I found the usage to be simple and easy to understand, but…
rwesty on HN
Performance of the server is unclear
From 1 comment
I absolutely love some of the ideas. In particular leveraging browser capabilities for caching, security benefits of the approach with REST over GraphQL. I do wonder about the…
griffonrl on HN
Questions
How does server performance compare to Apollo
From 1 comment
I absolutely love some of the ideas. In particular leveraging browser capabilities for caching, security benefits of the approach with REST over GraphQL. I do wonder about the…
griffonrl on HN
Alternatives named
Hasura
From 2 comments
Excited to see this and congrats to the team! I've been huge fan of GraphQL for a while and have checked out all of the major players. A big one I've used in the past is Hasura.…
mwarger on HNAs an agency we've built several projects with GraphQL, with either Hasura or GraphQL Nexus powered APIs. We love the declarative syntax of GraphQL, and Hasura is very…
r-moore on HN
Apollo Federation
From 1 comment
I absolutely love some of the ideas. In particular leveraging browser capabilities for caching, security benefits of the approach with REST over GraphQL. I do wonder about the…
griffonrl on HN