discussion

[atherdon]

what approach we'll have for our graphql server?
i mean there a lot of servers like yoga or apollo stuff, please advice

[atherdon]

@nadaa what do you think about completing a basic graphql course? or maybe you done it before - please advice

[nadaa]

@atherdon, I am currently following a course by Andrew Mead. This is my first time with GraphQL.
In the course he uses graphql-yoga, I don't really know the pros and cons of Apolloo vs. Yoga. I realized yoga server is built on express, so we don't need to define an express server.
I will read about Apollo vs. Yoga. and will write it here.

[atherdon]

i think for this moment yoga will suit us perfectly. maybe later - when we finish and test our types, create auth with facebook, display data from our sources - maybe then it'll be important to decide what is better

[nadaa]

This is taken from the yoga page:

How does graphql-yoga compare to apollo-server and other tools?

As mentioned above, graphql-yoga is built on top of a variety of other packages, such as graphql.js, express and apollo-server. Each of these provides a certain piece of functionality required for building a GraphQL server.
Using these packages individually incurs overhead in the setup process and requires you to write a lot of boilerplate. graphql-yoga abstracts away the initial complexity and required boilerplate and lets you get started quickly with a set of sensible defaults for your server configuration.

graphql-yoga is like create-react-app for building GraphQL servers.

https://github.com/prisma/graphql-yoga

[atherdon]

ok, this is solved for me. i'm big fan of create-react-app