A GraphQL Framework in Non-JS Servers
summary
Claims a Python-native GraphQL framework called Graphene that makes schema authoring concise, with a Star Wars schema reduced from 2,000 lines to 150 lines. Demonstrates auto-mapping from Django models, built-in Relay support, a browser playground by embedding a Python interpreter in JS, and a working demo resolver that returns sample users. Roadmap includes live queries, query complexity limits and MongoEngine support, and a hosted backend service named Resolver.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:42Example usage
- 4:51REST Limitations
- 5:15Consequences of using REST
- 6:24Development Process
- 6:59Different approaches, same issue
- 9:08Main Differences
- 11:45Main Goals of Graphene
- 12:21First prototype
- 12:55Second prototype
- 13:41Final version
- 17:27Real world example
- 18:35Upcoming Features
- 19:30Why use GraphQL in your Backend
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