GraphQL Conf. 2022
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| How The Guild is using GraphQL at scale | Uri Goldshtein | 27m |
GraphQL Hive is a schema registry plus live usage and performance monitoring that runs as an MIT‑licensed hosted SaaS or self‑hosted system. It combines static… | ||
| The ultimate GraphQL client development experience | Laurin Quast | 27m |
Uses GraphQL Code Generator to emit TypeScript types and generate per-operation function overloads in watch mode so edits auto-regenerate correct overloads… | ||
| Choosing a GraphQL provider - A tale of trade-offs | Dino Omanovic | 38m |
Compares PostgreSQL-backed providers like PostgreSQL-backed providers and Hasura style DB layers versus SaaS APIs, shows how deep relational queries map to… | ||
| The future of GraphQL IDEs | Thomas Heyenbrock | 32m |
GraphiQL v2 is released as a modular React reference IDE (GraphiQL React package) built from individual context providers, CSS-variable theming (includes a new… | ||
| The rise of Backendless | Matteo Collina | 26m |
An open source Node.js backend called platformatic DB ships an SQLite/MySQL/Postgres-backed GraphQL and OpenAPI server built on Fastify that runs locally or as… | ||
| GraphQL is no excuse to stop writing docs | Roy Derks | 30m |
GraphQL provides a schema and an introspection query but that only yields a reference, so GraphiQL/Playground/Apollo Studio and similar tools expose types and… | ||
| GraphQL, tRPC, and your tech tool box | Charles Kornoelje | 34m |
Claims that tRPC creates fully typesafe APIs without separate schemas or code generation by sharing TypeScript types between client and server, demonstrated… | ||
| Why GraphQL is the "glue" for composable commerce | Kelly Goestch | 24m |
Argues that GraphQL sits on top of REST and becomes the integration layer for composable commerce by fixing over-fetching and under-fetching and eliminating… | ||
| Mind your GraphQL APIs: how to reduce their attack surface | Dolev Farhi | 32m |
Research shows GraphQL risk concentrates in authorization failures and denial‑of‑service via complex queries. Public data lists ~45 CVE entries and ~75… | ||
| Understanding GraphQL, databases and Prisma | Sabin Adams | 31m |
Explains how Postgres DDL, the Prisma schema and a GraphQL schema each have distinct roles and how Prisma serves as the single source of truth by mapping its… | ||
| GraphQL and caching - Why is it so hard, or is it? | Christina Hastenrath | 25m |
Claim: GraphQL lacks native HTTP caching but is practical if requests expose stable identifiers and use GET or persisted queries. Implements: GET with query in… | ||
| How not to break GraphQL clients? | Suraj Chafle | 21m |
Explains which schema changes actually break clients and which tools miss nuances, using GraphQL.js’s safe / breaking / dangerous categories, concrete fixes… | ||
| Teaching GraphQL to write code for you, your users & customers | Sean Grove | 31m |
Tooling reads a GraphQL operation and generates the minimal runnable code: a CLI that writes JavaScript, curl or Bash snippets, server API routes and a… | ||
| Federating the Content Layer with GraphQL & Hygraph | Gijs Hendrix | 25m |
Hygraph announces remote sources, a concrete federation feature that connects arbitrary REST or GraphQL backends (examples: GitHub, Shopify) into the CMS… | ||
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