Matt Krick

That's a really good idea. Note that I'm hoping to change the API in the months ahead, but for now, you write a mutation handler like this: ``` updateUserProfile(optimisticVariables, queryResponse,...

`cashay.query({transport: myTransport})`. But I don't get it. Cashay is for the client. Why would one client have many auths?

I'll be back at the desk in about an hour, let's chat then. I've got no clue what a client side microservice looks like! On Oct 31, 2016 11:11 AM,...

@cometta relay 2 is doing a lot of things right. For a deeper dive, check out https://zeemee.engineering/relay-2-simpler-faster-more-predictable-128769e72318#.11gyo5rgl - static queries. this is gonna increase your payload for mutations since you...

i'm hesitant to do an (open) google group because almost all of them end up get spammed with crap like "SQL CERTIFICATION IN INDIA", which leads folks to abandon them...

Oh, and I'm doing interviews for a document writer/tester, so it'll be a little more professional in the coming weeks/months.

Yep! I could probably elucidate this a little better in the docs, but basically each method in `resolveCached` is a function that can return a string, an array of strings,...

that's a great catch, thank you! Any reason why you prefer the cli over the webpack plugin?

Oh _interesting!_ I haven't used it with ember, so your feedback is invaluable.

Alternatively, I could create a combination map, where every unique combination of things gets a number. Then I look up that number. Thatd be more memory + CPU though.