Some actual code to explore a simple way to use GraphQL with a Ruby on Rails 5 app
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GraphQL on Rails, part 2/2
GraphQL on Rails, part 1/2
A short exploration of using GraphQL to query a Rails 5 API
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Now that the 2012 U.S. Presidential elections are over, there’s a bit of a buzz around why some folks thought the election would be close and others who, using some solid statistical techniques, predicted a definitive (and it turns out,
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Apparently, my work is good enough to steal, at least insofar as making it onto a torrent download site! It’s been 4 years since the book made the best-seller list, in some ways I’m insulted it took this long
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Have you tried Arizona Iced Tea? They aren’t bad at all, and I’ve really taken a shine to the No-Carb Blueberry Green Tea they produce. For the longest time I could not put my finger on why the product always
Read moreMashable: "MySpace is Better Than Porn"
Mashable‘s headline got my attention, too. You can read ‘MySpace is Better Than Porn‘ for yourself but here’s an excerpt: “Well, almost. The Economist (via Computers.net) has pulled up the Hitwise stats to show that social networks are about to
Read moreAB Testing: Too Little, Too Early?
Lately, everywhere you go analytics industry folks are talking about AB Testing. That’s a good sign, since it means the industry is focusing on an overlooked leverage point in their web analytics investment. But as so often happens, achieving full
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