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Also prevents lock-in if you ever need to move away from gleam.

These look a lot like functions to me. Can someone explain the nuance here?

Title is misleading. It is saying growth of market has slowed. EV sales are doing really well, considering interest rates.

There is plans for multi core in the future already. They (bun) just aren’t there yet.

A tool like this is so needed in this space. Looks great. I see the integration docs, but how does it currently work with visual studio (not code)?

Looks amazing!

Not really. A straightforward implementation has nothing to do with database usage. A resolver is an endpoint. You can leverage that like you can in any other http backend server.

Yeah, I think there is a perception that people want direct queries into their database, but that is actually not the correct way to think about graphql.

It does not have that problem baked into it since it relies on resolvers. It would have to be a choice to have that problem.

“Stillborn” is a pretty awful term to use for software.