Absinthe is a toolkit for building a GraphQL API with Elixir. It has a declarative syntax that fits really well with Elixir’s idiomatic style. In today’s post — the first of a series on Absinthe — we will explore how you can use Absinthe to create a GraphQL API. But before we jump into Absinthe, let’s take a brief look at GraphQL.
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Kafka adoption is growing fast. Very fast. At Lenses, we’re pushing out new features to increase developer productivity, reduce manual effort & improve the cost & hygiene of operating your Kafka platform. Only a few weeks since Lenses 5.1, yet here we are again with more goodies in our release 5.2.
In Python, a NameError: name 'x' is not defined error is raised when the program attempts to access or use a variable that has not been defined or assigned a value. This can happen if the variable is spelled incorrectly, or if it is accessed before it has been defined.
