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Still, there are plenty of open source implementations of the spec now and you don't need to rely on Facebook's implementations of the server or client. At this time my gut feeling is still "avoid react/relay" but I know plenty of people who have and are building successful apps with them. Still, there are plenty of open source implementations of the spec now and you don't need to rely on Facebook's implementations of the server or client. At this time my gut feeling is still "avoid react/relay" but I know plenty of people who have and are building successful apps with them.
Notable efforts include [Apollo](https://www.apollographql.com/), developed by the [Meteor team](https://www.meteor.com/) it includes a JavaScript server, browser client and a bunch of other stuff (like bindings for various JavaScript frameworks). We'll be using the Apollo client in our demonstrations today. Notable open source efforts include [Apollo](https://www.apollographql.com/), developed by the [Meteor team](https://www.meteor.com/) - it includes a JavaScript server, browser client and a bunch of other stuff (like bindings for various JavaScript frameworks). We'll be using the Apollo client in our demonstrations today.
Still, this is an Elixir talk so you're probably most interested in hearing about [Absinthe](https://absinthe-graphql.org/). Check out the `step-2` branch to learn about it. Still, this is an Elixir talk so you're probably most interested in hearing about [Absinthe](https://absinthe-graphql.org/). Check out the `step-2` branch to learn about it.