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The GraphOS Router Support Tool collects everything support needs into a single archive in one pass, with automatic redaction, generated and stored entirely within infrastructure the customer controls.

A fragment beside every view, one request per screen, cached data in the first frame, and a re-render only where a field changed. New to GraphQL? Why GraphQL answers what mobile engineers ask first.

Apollo Connectors v0.4 is now generally available. Connect REST and HTTP APIs to GraphQL with no resolver code. See what's new in Apollo Connectors v0.4.

Rover 1.0 is now generally available. Apollo's command-line tool (CLI) for GraphOS adds OAuth login, profiles, and schema checks. See what's new in Rover.

Trevor Scheer have been maintaining and working on GraphiQL and its next major version for the better part of this year. Among some other improvements, it's been fully reskinned and comes with a couple new first-party plugins: a query builder and operation collections.

Many open source projects ban AI contributions. As a maintainer, I welcome them, with one condition. The intention has to be genuine. Maintaining GraphQL Codegen and GraphQL Inspector, I see it every day: genuine contributors, AI or not, understand the problem, reproduce it, and see the fix through with maintainers. So I built AI skills that follow those same steps. Last month, I merged 6x more PRs with them.

GraphQL Day @ FOST — community-organized GraphQL events at Future of Software Technologies conferences worldwide.

Sharon Gorla, Lead Engineer @ Starbucks, knows what works when crafting domain models. She's been building production GraphQL systems since the early days of the tech, so I was delighted that she found time to come on the channel after her talk at Summit. Thanks Sharon for all you're doing!