Making Flux Queries in Rails

22-Feb-2019 1815
Now that we’ve launched Flux, a combination query and scripting language, you’re probably eager to start playing around with it in your apps. We’re in the process of building libraries for a number of languages, but in the meantime, you can start making Flux queries using a simple raw HTTP request. In this post, we’ll walk through using the sandbox to get the stack up and running and then we’ll query our database using Flux in a Rails app. In a follow-up post, we’ll add GraphQL to our Rails app to enable us to allow the client to have control over the information it wants to retrieve from our Flux query.
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