Published inDev Genius·May 12Three Fancy Bash Directory Jumpers to “Avoid The Path” | The DevoyageAvoid typing the path when changing directories in the terminal. Three levels of fancy shell scripts that can change directories quick and easy. Hello All, Thanks for Joining! Today, I’d love to share a quick little bash script that helps you change directories quickly and easily. We will be trying…Bash5 min readBash5 min read
Published inDev Genius·May 2Subgraph v0.0.8 — Instant SQL API with SubgraphHello All, Thanks for Joining! Today we are creating instant APIs around SQL Databases of various dialects with Subgraph, a proof of concept tool that is made to assist speedy API development. All it takes to use subgraph is a config file that informs the service where your data is…GraphQL5 min readGraphQL5 min read
Published inDev Genius·Apr 14Subgraph v0.0.7 — Instant Chat GPT GraphQL API | The DevoyageHello all — Thanks for joining! Today we are going to use the Chat GPT API to show off the newest release from the subgraph project, which is a tool built to help you start up a well rounded API in a matter of minutes. The @The-Devoyage/subgraph project is a…GraphQL4 min readGraphQL4 min read
Feb 20Subgraph v0.0.4 — Versatile Typings for a GraphQL API GeneratorHello all! Thanks for joining! Today, the goal is to share the idea of versatile typings for an API Generator. In version v0.0.4 of the subgraph API Generator Project, I am happy to introduce the (Mongo) Object Id Scalar. This means it's now possible to instantly start an API Subgraph…GraphQL3 min readGraphQL3 min read
Feb 4Subgraph v0.0.3 — Reusable Resolvers with an API Generator Built in RustHello all! Thanks for joining. Today I’d like to share a quick update for @the-devoyage/subgraph, a GraphQL API Generator with the goal of simplicity. Define to run is the motto so far, which references the ease of running this API Generator. Define the schema to run the API. …GraphQL2 min readGraphQL2 min read
Feb 3v0.0.2 — Generate GraphQL API with MongoHello All! Thanks for joining. Today we are checking in on @the-devoyage/subgraph — No, the name is not final… but we can use it to get this project built. This new series of short articles will share the growth of a project from ground zero. …GraphQL2 min readGraphQL2 min read
Feb 2v0.0.1 — Building a Virtual GraphQL API (Generator!)Hello All. Thanks for joining! Today I’d like to share a new weekly journal that outlines the progress of a GraphQL API Generator — @the-devoyage/subgraph! Written in Rust, @the-devoyage/subgraph is currently a proof of concept API Generator with a very simple goal — Define to Run. So let me start…GraphQL3 min readGraphQL3 min read
Feb 1Standardizing Your Network Request ArchitectureHey all, Thanks for joining! Today I’d love to share a library that addresses a common pet peeve, Gross Network Requests! Standardizing Network Requests within your API Architecture is critical in terms of scaling any product, yet it is virtually invisible to the end user. …API6 min readAPI6 min read
Published inDev Genius·Oct 19, 2022SPA vs MPA: The Right Tool For the JobHello All, Thanks for joining! Today, I’d love to take a look at Single Page Applications vs Multi-Page Applications in terms of using the right tool for the right job. How many of us are working with frameworks such as React, Vue, or Svelte for a website that ultimately does…Single Page Applications5 min readSingle Page Applications5 min read
Published inDev Genius·Sep 4, 2022Up your Mongo API Game with Mongo Filter GeneratorHello all, thanks for joining! Today I’d love to share a new release of a library I have been working on, using in production, and dreaming about for 8 months! Mongo Filter Generator quickly adds advanced filtering and paginating options while standardizing your API requests without the headache of writing…Mongodb3 min readMongodb3 min read
