Posts by Michał Tyszkiewicz
GraphQL enthusiast & LA Lakers hardcore fan
[email protected]Contributor for over 4 years
I recently saw some posts and comments about conditional rendering in React and to my surprise some of them stated&&was ...
Recently while browsing through one of our projects I found some atrocious piece of code I wrote a few months back. As u...
So far so good, in part one we managed to do a very basic setup of a blog website sticking to just markdown and html (wi...
if you prefer to watch a vid demo instead of readingjust click hereLooking for a springboardFor a while now we have seen...
If you’ve worked with TypeScript, React or Next odds are you’ve encountered an update that broke a number of features on...
TypeScript 5.0 is here and it brings a lot of changes to performance, adds decorators, and among other things enums. Enu...
While managing state in react isn't exactly a Sisyphean task it can certainly become one if the right tools aren't used....
The adaptation rate for GraphQL keeps growing and a lot of big players like PayPal, Twitter, medium, Docker, GitHub or S...
As you probably already know REST has been the established industry standard for years and GraphQL is supposed to be an ...
The authors of State of JavaScript had been including GraphQL in their survey for a while, though it was a bit hidden un...
In 2018 Node.js creator Ryan Dahl gave his famous talk titled "10 Things I Regret About Node.js". It outlined regrets he...
It seems you get a new JavaScript framework almost every week now. Most of them aim to improve upon this or that shortco...
As far as JavaScript frontend frameworks go most people stick with React and it has been by far the most widely adopted ...
The folks at Apollo have been working with GraphQL since 2016, back when they were still Meteor Software. Versatility ha...
Everyone including beginners who are just getting into GraphQL sooner rather than later arrives at what you can call the...
Using GraphQL on Android has been a niche topic for quite a while and that might be a bit surprising, especially conside...
The pandemic has changed many aspects of our lives. Because of the lockdowns, almost all of our activities have moved on...
A while ago I wrote a bit about the GRAND stack, an integration of GraphQL, React, Apollo and the Neo4j Database. While ...
A common problem when trying to convince someone to use Jamstack tools is the learning curve and that’s understandable, ...
Most devs are probably at least somewhat familiar with Firebase, Google’s out of the box backend-solution for mobile & w...
Last time we looked a bit at neo4j and the benefits of using it together with GraphQL and I briefly mentioned a little t...
A booming market has created the demand for reducing the time to market of software products to a minimum. The current t...
Usually in these when I write about some library or app I try to highlight its strengths. Well, this time I’m going to d...
It's finally time to take a look at another useful library, this time we’ll check out SpectaQL, a Node.js library for ge...
Last time weput together a pretty basic schema, so let's take a look at how it works. First just to make navigating ever...
GraphQL Editor is a tool for both advanced users and those only starting to work on GraphQL APIs.On the off chance you d...
After writing about some of the biggest libraries out there I think it's time to look at one that hasn't been covered as...
The big trend for a while now has been GraphQL and its associated technologies growing popularity among the dev communit...
After looking at how GraphQL can be used withVueandAngularit's obviously time to look at how it works with React. Especi...
Last time I touched a bit on the combined benefits of using Vue with GraphQL via Apollo. It shouldn't come as a surprise...
While REST still holds the top spot in terms of popularity GraphQL has been on the rise for quite a while and 2021 looks...
After looking at the features, components and libraries for Vue, React and Angular it's time to do an actual comparison ...
Last time we looked a bit at the background and some built-in features of React. As promised it's now time to look at so...
After taking a look atVueandAngularit's time to check out the last of the big three -React.In terms of popularity and us...
After breaking downAngular and its versionsit's time to do a deeper dive into the inner workings of the framework, namel...
After writing a bitabout Vueandits web componentsI think it's only fair to take a look at its main competitors and their...
In my previous blog post I outlined what Vue isand went through a bit of its history and versions one through three and ...
Vue has definitely been making rounds in the dev community as of late. According to recent surveys, like the 2020 Stack ...
GraphQL’s astounding growth is attracting more and more developers each year, according to the State of JavaScript 2019 ...
It took a while, but nevertheless, here it finally is -GraphQL Tools & Libraries Part 3. If you missed it here’s alink t...
If you missed it here’s alink to part one of GraphQL tools & libraries. Now onto part two, where we check out a few more...
If you’re interested in awriteup about GraphQL itself head on over here. In this piece, we’ll take a look at some of the...
GraphQL started at Facebook back in 2012, it was developed internally before being released as open-source in 2015. In 2...
If you’ve read an article or even some brief description of GraphQL, it probably included a line about what it does bett...
Coronavirus and the lockdowns it forced has probably sped up the transition to working from home in many jobs by at leas...
The last few weeks we looked at various types of licenses and what they entail. Now that we know a little bit about them...
EULAs or End User License Agreements everyone knows what they are, nobody reads them. You’ve probably clicked “I agree” ...
If you’ve read a little bit about software licensing or Linux you probably know a few things about copyleft and it’s res...
Last time we took a swing at breaking down the various types of software licenses. While useful if you wanted to get a h...
If you’ve ever made an app, program, or just written some code, chances are you’re familiar with terms like open source,...
Draqula is a lightweight GraphQL client, perfect for smaller and simpler React apps. Most web apps don't need higher-ord...