I tried to use graph.cool as my first graphql project, everything was a breeze, except:
* I couldn't for the life of me find out how to implement user auth.
* The json fields are sooo small, it's a huge no-go for developers (like me) who are used to postgres's amazing json support.
I ended up just using neelance's Go lib and postgres.
Thanks! Your experience match the feedback we are getting from a lot of people.
With Prisma we are focusing on the core technology and exposing as much raw database power as possible. We will implement native PostgreSQL support in the future to take advantage of the superior json handling
* I couldn't for the life of me find out how to implement user auth. * The json fields are sooo small, it's a huge no-go for developers (like me) who are used to postgres's amazing json support.
I ended up just using neelance's Go lib and postgres.