Generated GraphQL: Part 3
My quest has brought me to the lofty peaks of PostGraphile and GraphQL Code Generator, and today I'm ready to wire in my Create React App-based front-end!

My quest has brought me to the lofty peaks of PostGraphile and GraphQL Code Generator, and today I'm ready to wire in my Create React App-based front-end!
I've been on a quest to make it easier to use GraphQL in a reliable and high-performance way using Node and TypeScript. I tried a number of different approaches, and I'm forging ahead with PostGraphile and GraphQL Code Generator.
GraphQL is an outstanding way to provide expressive access to your data schema with a built in language for consistent contracts between your API and its clients.
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