Best of GraphQLDecember 2020

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    4 Front-End Trends and 1 Loser - 2021 Edition

    Svelte has been around for a few years, with the latest version (3) shipping in 2019. It has over 39K stars on GitHub, but it’s not widely used in bigger projects. Remix is a React- and Node-based full-stack framework that brings you state-of-the-art web development.

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    Build An App That Books Vacations To The Moon with GraphQL, Lambda, DynamoDB, Serverless Framework…

    Learn how to make a bleeding edge fullstack application with the following toys: AWS Lambda, DynamoDB, Serverless Framework, Vue, React and Tailwind CSS. This project was hugely inspired by the folks over at Anomaly Innovations who created the Serverless Stack. The wait is over! Get it for Free!

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    5 Reasons to Use GraphQL at Your Company

    Facebook, Netflix, Shopify or PayPal are using the data language and API technology to drive their products. Learn in this article, why you should be using it at your company. The general movement around GraphQL is very encouraging for anyone looking to adopt it. The GraphQL ecosystem comes with a number of tools that make working with GraphQL a breeze.

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    Deploying a Serverless Jamstack Site with RedwoodJS, Fauna, and Vercel

    Redwood is a framework for serverless applications that pulls together React (for front-end component), GraphQL (for data) and Prisma (for database queries) By the end, you’ll get to dive into Jamstack and serverless concepts, but also hands-on experience with a really neat combination of tech.