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In my prior example, I was creating a Graphene `ObjectType` of `Bucket` that had two class constants of `bucket_name` and `region` assigned an empty `String` Graphene `Scalar`. On the surface, …
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In GraphQL, an ObjectType is a basic primitive that represents a "thing you can query." In my example, I laid out that I needed the details of an S3 bucket. Logically, that implies that I also need …
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I'm not going to answer the question "What is GraphQL?". The internet is lousy with that sort of stuff, and I don't feel a need to cover it. My 30 second summary: GraphQL is a specification to …
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While I've recently been writing about creating Node API endpoints, sometimes you find yourself on the other end - not building the data source, but consuming it. One of our legacy vendors on …
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I have discussed in two previous posts how I have used the Excel Interop to automate the operation of Excel applications and then perform a series of analyses to learn about the data …
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In a previous post, I laid out how to use d3.csv to read data into your spreadsheet. I also pointed out that d3.csv is really only one step away from explicitly declaring all your data inside of …
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