Robert Balicki
@statisticsftw.bsky.social
Creator of Isograph https://github.com/isographlabs/isograph. Check out my talk at GraphQL conf! https://youtu.be/sf8ac2NtwPY?si=jkljEacLsxStFfjg
Pinterest, previously Relay team at Meta
Pinterest, previously Relay team at Meta
First up: the VSCode extension.
Without the VSCode extension, working with Isograph literals feels like manipulating magic strings. But with syntax highlighting, go to definition, and hover info — the VSCode makes it easy to form a mental model of the structure of your app.
Without the VSCode extension, working with Isograph literals feels like manipulating magic strings. But with syntax highlighting, go to definition, and hover info — the VSCode makes it easy to form a mental model of the structure of your app.
September 20, 2025 at 9:52 PM
First up: the VSCode extension.
Without the VSCode extension, working with Isograph literals feels like manipulating magic strings. But with syntax highlighting, go to definition, and hover info — the VSCode makes it easy to form a mental model of the structure of your app.
Without the VSCode extension, working with Isograph literals feels like manipulating magic strings. But with syntax highlighting, go to definition, and hover info — the VSCode makes it easy to form a mental model of the structure of your app.