GraphQL All Hands Meeting
summary
Foundation explains it holds GraphQL IP and the spec, runs working groups and a modest grants budget, and reports concrete community work: a revived docs site funded by a grant, a locals program that provides $400 per meetup and templates, a growing YouTube channel, and a new golden path of best practices and tooling. They run quarterly local events (about three hours), are cleaning stale RFCs, and piloting AI efforts like semantic introspection and an AI working group.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 3:10GraphQL Foundation overview
- 8:24Decision-making in the project
- 14:00Community Q&A session
- 27:41Starting local GraphQL meetups
- 33:24Local meetup formats and cadence
- 35:35Challenges in GraphQL adoption
- 36:40Funding GraphQL content creators
- 41:36Managing outdated documentation
- 45:24GraphQL for AI-generated apps
- 50:44Promoting GraphQL community
- 54:37Federation and schema governance
- 1:00:16Schema governance challenges
- 1:03:24Closing remarks
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