woensdag 3 juli 2019

@christoomey Hi Chris! This talk is not that old, but I was curious: are you still using this pattern of exporting GraphQL fragments from React components? Are you still happy with it and would you still recommend this approach? :)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qsoj4s_Ml6s

Ok, ik heb dus net een soort zijbalk gemaakt die bovenaan de pagina blijft staan als je scrollt en ik ben daar onevenredig blij mee. Er is eigenlijk niets leuker dan een beetje CSS uitproberen op je eigen site.

Thanks! I'm considering introducing it to a project. It uses JS and Vue, but I think it can still be a match. A lot of props get passed around through many components, and this could be a way to just pass the whole object but still make sure all the fields are present.

The only downside I see now is that you are binding your components to your GraphQL schema, but since that has reasonable deprecation management I think I'm okay with that.