Cool toy! A lot of work probably went into this and the presentation is pretty stellar. I'm not sure if I'd use it over VSCode, but I bookmarked it!<p>A tangential complaint: I <i>really</i> wish GraphQL had annotations for derived types. I think it's so dumb how you will often have (to use one of the site's examples) a Book type, but then also need a CreateBookInput input type and a UpdateBookInput input type. These latter two will often be strict subsets of Book. It's very error prone, especially when you start changing root types, but forget about these derived input/update types.
If somebody needs help I am here to help. This is an alpha version, but you can create fully operational mock backend with it. This allows you to start frontend and backend dev of an application at once, you just need to agree about desing of the database endpoints etc.
I only have one point of criticism (although this is really nice).<p>It's a little strange to have the responses changing so drastically between requests. Sometimes nothing is returned, sometimes one item is returned, and sometimes many items are returned. I would prefer if the responses were a little more consistent, or if this behavior was configurable.