So, I'm really not a fan of the fact that the current GQL library we're using is not type safe. Also it hasn't seen much development for a while, which is a bit concerning given that GQL is a relatively new protocol. Also according to some old benchmarks, the library we're using is slower than the alternatives by an order of magnitude. We should confirm that result.
This uses code generation, so there will be an additional build step to generate the code. However, it generates typesafe code. I'm not the world's biggest fan of code generation, but this is golang and that pattern is used in various places.
So, I'm really not a fan of the fact that the current GQL library we're using is not type safe. Also it hasn't seen much development for a while, which is a bit concerning given that GQL is a relatively new protocol. Also according to some old benchmarks, the library we're using is slower than the alternatives by an order of magnitude. We should confirm that result.
This uses code generation, so there will be an additional build step to generate the code. However, it generates typesafe code. I'm not the world's biggest fan of code generation, but this is golang and that pattern is used in various places.
Parses a schema file, which I kinda like. Has type-safe arguments.