Put Your GraphQL Root Fields Anywhere!

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In this episode I am going to show you a new approach to building queries, mutations and subscriptions with Hot Chocolate by decoupling the root fields from their types.
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[@mubashir3]

Thank you!
I am a big fan of colocation and this makes things much easier to find/locate and reduces the context switch that is required otherwise.

[@RuffRyder]

This is great! Wish I had it in v13. Looking forward to v14.

[@ChilliCream]

Great that you like it!

[@chaosss1009]

this is great! hope support projection with dataloader on v14😢

[@ChilliCream]

Yes, projections for dataloader is coming

[@homeropata]

This is cool! Does this mean, the v14 will support AOT?

[@ChilliCream]

No, 14 is a step towards AOT ... it will take us a bit more time to migrate all features to be AOT compliant.