sardounis

004-youtube

Grow our Protocol Buffers to have many files and many objects. Creating many objects are preparing the ground for the next video of the series that will mesh the data together with GraphQL.

005-youtube

The main benefit is to have this flexible layer that other system or user interface can connect to craft a personal query to get the data they need while all having the types generated for free. With GraphQL, the consumer of the data does not need to bother about how to stitch all the information together, neither to know which service is needed or where to get the data. The only concern for the consumer is to connect to the GraphQL Server. In this video, we will cover the first part of the GraphQL. Stay tuned because I will spread the GraphQL and type generation on about 4 videos. In this episode, I will focus on bootstrapping the GraphQL server, meaning that we will install GraphQL and have it run without having much of the previous work in place. Hence, the coding part will be a little bit thinner than usual.

clean-todo

Clean Architecture implementation, link to article https://bit.ly/2YjfpB9

comments-api

ddd-forum

Hacker news-inspired forum app built with TypeScript & DDD from solidbook.io.

fmm

Fast map matching, an open source framework in C++

functions-samples

Collection of sample apps showcasing popular use cases using Cloud Functions for Firebase

go-structure-examples

Examples for my talk on structuring go apps

hotel-libraries

map-matching

Map Matching based on GraphHopper

sardounis/004-youtube

Grow our Protocol Buffers to have many files and many objects. Creating many objects are preparing the ground for the next video of the series that will mesh the data together with GraphQL.

sardounis/005-youtube

The main benefit is to have this flexible layer that other system or user interface can connect to craft a personal query to get the data they need while all having the types generated for free. With GraphQL, the consumer of the data does not need to bother about how to stitch all the information together, neither to know which service is needed or where to get the data. The only concern for the consumer is to connect to the GraphQL Server. In this video, we will cover the first part of the GraphQL. Stay tuned because I will spread the GraphQL and type generation on about 4 videos. In this episode, I will focus on bootstrapping the GraphQL server, meaning that we will install GraphQL and have it run without having much of the previous work in place. Hence, the coding part will be a little bit thinner than usual.

sardounis/clean-todo

Clean Architecture implementation, link to article https://bit.ly/2YjfpB9

sardounis/comments-api

sardounis/ddd-forum

Hacker news-inspired forum app built with TypeScript & DDD from solidbook.io.

sardounis/fmm

Fast map matching, an open source framework in C++

sardounis/functions-samples

Collection of sample apps showcasing popular use cases using Cloud Functions for Firebase

sardounis/go-structure-examples

Examples for my talk on structuring go apps

sardounis/hotel-libraries

sardounis/map-matching

Map Matching based on GraphHopper

sardounis/node-grpc-typescript

Node.js gRPC Structure for TypeScript Example

sardounis/schema-stitching-demo

Example of schema stitching with graphql-tools

sardounis/simple-node-js-react-npm-app

For an introductory tutorial on how to use Jenkins to build a simple Node.js and React application with npm.

sardounis/zeebe-docker-compose

Zeebe with Operate Docker Compose configuration