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We should probably add another point which is "you probably don't need Apollo tools".

I'm using GraphQL in production since 2015 and I feel like the only Apollo contribution to the ecosystem was pushing lot of marketing content around their hacky tools and "best practices", leading teams to poorly designed backends.

Not really the subject here, but I don't understand why video CDN providers don't provide peer to peer solutions yet, such as Streamroot or Peer5

Same observation here, before my first trip I expected Kit Kat to be huge there

How can "The best TypeScript and JavaScript background job processing on the planet" only have 8 stars on GH ? :o

Everyone already owns smartphones, which are at least as bad as home assistants in term of privacy, so what’s the point of this paper ?

Nice tutorial, just not found of the authorization part, which "encourage" you to rely on http headers. Imho http headers are fine for a REST API, since the protocol depend on HTTP, but not for a GraphQL API since you can perfectly serve GraphQL behind something else, like Websocket, nats, or even direct TCP

Great pricing, but literally no customer support. Week's ago I wanted to change my billing address, I was surprised not to find the option within my account settings, so I asked customer support to do so, whom replied that they simply can't do it.

I can just close my current account, then recreate it with my new address and of course, there is no migration tools.

Sure, but you don't always have control over an external module or service, and it still something flow is better at

Here are some examples: TS: https://www.typescriptlang.org/play/#src=type%20TA%20%3D%20%... Flow: https://flow.org/try/#0PQKgBAAgZgNg9gdzCYAoVAXAngBwKZgCSAgmA...

With Typescript, you have to write custom Type Guards functions, whereas Flow is smart enough to infer type

Having experience with both on Node back-end projects, I can tell you than IMHO Flow is smarter, especially on union types, BUT there are way more TS community type definitions available right now.

You're right, every city I used to live in France, I had at least 1 Monoprix within a short walk distance. Where I currently live, I can get to 3 different Monoprix in less than 10 minutes by walk. Never seen a Monoprix outside of a city anyway:)

As many of my friends, I love to eat and I love to cook, but unfortunately, my time, kitchen room and budget is limited. So I prefer by far for the same time/budget having let's say 3 poor (joylent/queal) meals and 1 excellent meal than 4 passable meals.

I think they just ask for Apple to let developers publish custom web browsers (not based on Apple WebKit) on the App Store, which is currently not allowed by Apple.

"Normally" ? What refrain you from logging HTTP Body ? It's the same problem as logging HTTP query string. You should consider everything you send over HTTPS public for the receiver in any way.

Same as every website where you can login.