Very nice. I played with and demoed something similar yesterday evening using Kotlin, Spring Boot and Expedia's graphql library at a meetup. Relative to things like Appollo, it is more convenient because it generates the schema using reflection, which means that after hooking up the schema generator, you can just write the same kind of code as normal and simply slap the Query or Mutation interface on the things you want exposed to graphql.
Yep, once you get the lower-level bits in place (which is still pretty tricky) you can iterate with confidence and surprisingly quickly. I created this project mostly to get people over the hump and into smoother sailing.
Clearly stating the actix-web project was dead and I recall going to the link in the article to: https://github.com/actix/actix-web that had a post from the maintainer stating that the project was dead.
Damn. Thank you. This comment had my dying in a restaurant earlier. I really enjoy writing rust and I was sad when Steve was sad. I had a similar thought, “why when actix is dead?” I’m glad actix is back.
I was coming to SHOW HN a rust tool I made when, boom, front-page: actix is dead.
I extensively use Rust, but honestly, I see that the entire "community" with the devoted Rust evangelists make the project look like a giant weekly soap opera gone off script.
Besides that, slapping more seemingly foreign and non-standard technologies together sounds like someone is cooking for a menu for carnage and chaos which requires lots and lots of tests to write.
https://github.com/jillesvangurp/kotlin-graphql-demo
"That odd, that project is dead now. Why release something dependent on it?"
But then I went to the actix-web git repo and low and behold it is not dead.
Then scratching my head, I re-read this post from my history:
https://words.steveklabnik.com/a-sad-day-for-rust
Clearly stating the actix-web project was dead and I recall going to the link in the article to: https://github.com/actix/actix-web that had a post from the maintainer stating that the project was dead.
Anyone know what is going on with this project?
It was on HN, but I found it easier to find the OP:
https://github.com/actix/actix-web/issues/1289
Edit: discussed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22099335
The project future is obviously in flux with this transition, but I am hoping myself & other contributors will be able to carve a path forward.
I was coming to SHOW HN a rust tool I made when, boom, front-page: actix is dead.
Every journey has its obstacles.
Besides that, slapping more seemingly foreign and non-standard technologies together sounds like someone is cooking for a menu for carnage and chaos which requires lots and lots of tests to write.