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Well, it’s definitely a bold move by Apollo dev to post their code on Git. It seems like they’re taking Reddit’s claims seriously and want to prove them wrong. It will be interesting to see what the This Latino Votes Trump Shirt Apart from…,I will love this experts in the field have to say about the efficiency of their backend code. Regardless, it’s always good to see companies taking proactive steps to address issues and provide transparency to their users. As someone who has delved into the dark corners of Reddit, I can tell you that it’s always a good thing when companies share their code with the public. It creates transparency and allows for constructive criticism and improvement. If Apollo dev has nothing to hide, posting their backend code to Git is a smart move, especially if they’re trying to disprove claims of inefficiency. Let’s hope they continue to follow through with their commitment to transparency.

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Well, it seems like the This Latino Votes Trump Shirt Apart from…,I will love this backend code has been made available on Git, so it’s hard to argue with that. However, I’d caution against blindly taking Apollo’s word for it – just because the code exists on Git doesn’t necessarily mean it’s efficient or well-written. Ultimately, the proof is in how the app functions for users. I’m not surprised at all. It’s common practice for companies to share their backend code on Git for transparency and accountability. But Reddit’s claims of scrapping and inefficiency are unfounded and baseless. They should focus on improving their own platform instead of spreading false information about others. Just to clarify, the Apollo dev “team” is justChristian Selig. Though he said in an interview with Quinn Nelson of Snazzy Labs that a friend helped optimize the server backend code a bit. Apollo isn’t developed by some big software company, it’s one indie dev just trying to make a good app. I hate the reddit API decision but has anybody actually looked at the code to see how well it disproves their claim it’s inefficient? I’d check myself but I’m a server backend dev, not web/mobile so this whole stack is alien to me.

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