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Pros of GraphQL Editor
Pros of PHP
  • 3
    Visual GraphQL Editor
  • 3
    Web based GraphiQL
  • 3
    Visualize your code on diagram
  • 3
    Generate queries for front end
  • 3
    Fake / mocked backend
  • 2
    Generate code from diagram
  • 953
    Large community
  • 819
    Open source
  • 767
    Easy deployment
  • 487
    Great frameworks
  • 387
    The best glue on the web
  • 235
    Continual improvements
  • 185
    Good old web
  • 145
    Web foundation
  • 135
    Community packages
  • 125
    Tool support
  • 35
    Used by wordpress
  • 34
    Excellent documentation
  • 29
    Used by Facebook
  • 23
    Because of Symfony
  • 21
    Dynamic Language
  • 17
    Easy to learn
  • 17
    Cheap hosting
  • 15
    Very powerful web language
  • 14
    Awesome Language and easy to implement
  • 14
    Fast development
  • 14
    Because of Laravel
  • 13
    Composer
  • 12
    Flexibility, syntax, extensibility
  • 9
    Easiest deployment
  • 8
    Readable Code
  • 8
    Fast
  • 7
    Short development lead times
  • 7
    Most of the web uses it
  • 7
    Worst popularity quality ratio
  • 7
    Fastestest Time to Version 1.0 Deployments
  • 6
    Simple, flexible yet Scalable
  • 6
    Faster then ever
  • 5
    Open source and large community
  • 4
    Cheap to own
  • 4
    Has the best ecommerce(Magento,Prestashop,Opencart,etc)
  • 4
    Is like one zip of air
  • 4
    Open source and great framework
  • 4
    Large community, easy setup, easy deployment, framework
  • 4
    Easy to use and learn
  • 4
    Easy to learn, a big community, lot of frameworks
  • 4
    Great developer experience
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    I have no choice :(
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    Hard not to use
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    Walk away
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    Interpreted at the run time
  • 2
    FFI
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    Safe the planet
  • 2
    Used by STOMT
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    Fault tolerance
  • 2
    Great flexibility. From fast prototyping to large apps
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    Simplesaml
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    Bando
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    Secure
  • 1
    It can get you a lamborghini
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    Secure

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Cons of GraphQL Editor
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    • 22
      So easy to learn, good practices are hard to find
    • 16
      Inconsistent API
    • 8
      Fragmented community
    • 6
      Not secure
    • 3
      No routing system
    • 3
      Hard to debug
    • 2
      Old

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    What is GraphQL Editor?

    Visual GraphQL Editor is a visual backend editor that speed's up software development and improve's communication with non-tech people. It's a is a bridge between tech and non-tech users. Professionals can import their previously written code and visualize it on diagram while newbies can link visual blocks and editor will transform them into code. Our tool makes understanding GraphQL schema a lot easier.

    What is PHP?

    Fast, flexible and pragmatic, PHP powers everything from your blog to the most popular websites in the world.

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