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Han BaHwan
Node.js developer
I like connections of Relay. It looks minimize server-side tasks developer have to do. But I think it has two problems.
Is there example that applied Relay to production service?
John Martin
Programmer and tinkerer.
To answer your question - Yes, it can certainly be used in production. Lee Byron, in his recent AMA on Hashnode, said :
Relay is an implementation of the Flux concepts. Relay requires you to have a GraphQL service. Our iOS and Android apps are almost entirely powered by GraphQL (but not Relay, as they're not JavaScript). Parts of those apps, and in some cases whole apps (Ads Manager) are built with React Native and use Relay with GraphQL.
Relay is an implementation of the Flux concepts. Relay requires you to have a GraphQL service.
Our iOS and Android apps are almost entirely powered by GraphQL (but not Relay, as they're not JavaScript).
Parts of those apps, and in some cases whole apps (Ads Manager) are built with React Native and use Relay with GraphQL.
Relay and GraphQL are being used inside Facebook. So, if it suits your needs go ahead and use it in production.
John Martin
Programmer and tinkerer.
To answer your question - Yes, it can certainly be used in production. Lee Byron, in his recent AMA on Hashnode, said :
Relay and GraphQL are being used inside Facebook. So, if it suits your needs go ahead and use it in production.