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Panel Discussion: GraphQL for non-JS Languages

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Panelat GraphQL Galaxy 2021 · 2021-12-09..12-10· [graphql, python, rust]

speakers

name:Alexander Varwijk
website:https://www.alexandervarwijk.com
name:Uri Goldshtein
website:https://the-guild.dev
name:Ellen Shapiro
website:https://www.designatednerd.com
name:Marcin Gebala
website:https://marcingebala.com
name:Robert Mosolgo
website:http://rmosolgo.github.io
name:Gabriel Nordborn
links:none on file

resources

video:https://portal.gitnation.org/contents/panel-discussion-graphql-for-non-js-languages
slides:none on file

summary

A panel compares GraphQL implementations across non‑JavaScript ecosystems, naming Python, Rust, Ruby on Rails, Swift and Kotlin as the languages discussed. Panelists introduce their backgrounds and then explore language-specific strengths and trade‑offs for building GraphQL servers and clients, including Rust’s benefits and challenges.

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