Great resource. Looked at it a long time ago and now it seems so much more developed. For those trying to understand how this works I'd recommend the quickstart, https://www.graphiti.dev/quickstart. It took me 5" to read it and understand where Graphiti stands. If you are a Rails developer this breaths a lot of fresh air and it seems to deliver on a lot of great features. I've been thinking about digging more into GraphQL but this seems to give me enough hope that REST might still de3liver once more.
The auth process is stupid. Can't login because I don't remember my password. Can't reset because it needs more information. Trying to hook up with Github doesn't help either. Very frustrating.
the dumbest authentication process I've ever seen. I can't remember my password. Click forgot password. Click on email. Enter screen to change my password. Submit and it tells me it needs more information. Type more information. Complains the email already exists. Obviously, I'm resetting it. PRetty stupid.
What is the replication picture for the community version? I can see that Enterprise has HA features but I have to guess that there is some form of safety if one node goes down in Community.
The point of docker here is to make your dev environment the same as your production env as much as possible. If you develop on osx and deploy to linux sooner rather than later you will get bitten by env differences.
Saying that "1 JVM = 10 thins" to discard Rails is either ignorant or misguided. JRuby brings all the power of the JVM to Ruby. Use Puma + JRuby for a simple and performant solution. Want Netty, HornetQ and Infinispan? Use Torquebox.
RS CloudServers is cheaper than Slicehost. I'm almost done of doing the migration myself because of costs and acces to CloudFiles, CDN, etc. Takes time but well worth it to me.