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    1 comment  ·  Atlas Search  ·  Admin →
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    Toshi commented  · 

    FYI:
    SearchKit, a great UI library for ElasticSearch, has released v3 a few days ago. Good news is that it decoupled with ElasticSearch and introduced GraphQL layer in-between, which might mean there would be possibility for Atlas Search to utilize it.

    - https://blog.searchkit.co/searchkit-v3-enter-graphql-330e1aa5752d
    - https://blog.searchkit.co/searchkit-why-graphql-aa886603b698

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    Toshi commented  · 

    Not only for functions, but also please consider local tooling for graphql.

    AWS Amplify has a local development feature which is really useful. Just run a simple command `amplify mock api` then you get a locally running graphql endpoint. It really speeds up both development and testing.

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