Matic Zavadlal

Hi everyone! I’m Matic, a member of The Guild. I am so excited to tell you about a new #GraphQL client for #Swift that we built. SwiftGraphQL is a code-first query builder that lets you use all the power of Swift's type-system to write queries programmatically. It is centred around the core principle that every query you can possibly make is valid. If your project compiles, your queries work....

Hey fellow makers!👋 I launched GitHub LabelSync today, and would love to get some feedback on the idea and the overall feeling of the app, especially docs, onboarding and website. tldr; LabelSync is a tool I built to help you manage labels in your GitHub account and organisations. It packs some fantastic features, such as: 📍 a centralised configuration for all repositories, 🤖 overview of...

Hey 🖐, Using GitHub? LabelSync (https://label-sync.com) is the quickest way to sync labels in your GitHub organisations. Same goes for accounts. Some the coolest features it packs are: 📍 a centralised configuration for all repositories, 🤖 overview of changes in pull requests, 💡 instant feedback on configuration changes, 🎢 label workflows and group label renaming, and 🧑‍💻 declarative configuration...

Ayy, I am so excited to share this with you! 🙌 Meet LabelSync! It's a tool I built to help you manage labels in your GitHub account and organisations. It packs some fantastic features that I found most widely requested in label organisation: 📍 a centralised configuration for all repositories, 🤖 overview of changes in pull requests, 💡 instant feedback on configuration changes, 🎢 label workflows...

I love the simplicity of GraphCMS, and it's unparalleled UI experience. I wouldn't say it's suitable for every need, but am entirely sure that it does the thing that it offers best-that is being a perfect content management solution for my applications.

I love the way Prisma allows me to describe my data model definitively. Backed by powerful server stack, it is super easy to bring power of GraphQL to my projects. It thoroughly changed the way I approach creating applications. Pros: Prisma is extremly easy to use and has super intuitive API! The time I spend on backend has been more than halved. Cons: You have to rethink your choices.