A weekly newsletter of the best news, articles and projects about GraphQL

Articles

GraphQL Performance Testing With Apache JMeter

Mohamed looks into performance testing of your GraphQL APIs with Apache JMeter.

GraphQLGate - Rate Limiting with Query Complexity for Node.js

Evan introduces a new open source library that helps you implement rate-limiting and query complexity analysis for your Node.js and Express-based GraphQL services.

No, GraphQL Persisted Queries are not “Reinventing a REST API”

Marc-André looks into Persisted Queries, their advantages, and the problems they help solve. And why using APQs did not magically transform your GraphQL server into a REST API.

Tools & Open Source

GraphQL Armor

If you are using Apollo GraphQL server, take a look at GraphQL Armor, a new middleware from Escape Technologies that is simple to implement yet highly customizable and helps you secure your API.

Videos

Laurin Quast - Are you using GraphQL the intended way? - GraphQL Berlin Meetup #26

Lauring recently explored how GraphQL and its use-cases evolved and how tooling and features like federation can help with implementation.

Apollo Client Cache Data Normalization

In the latest episode of graphql.wtf Jamie explores the Apollo DevTools to look into how data is normalized and stored in the client cache.

PODCASTS & SHOWS

Podcasts & Shows

GraphQL Radio Episode 2 w/ Jason Kuhrt

Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer interested in art, design, engineering, and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Prisma, the popular open-source ORM for Node.js and TypeScript. He is also the co-creator of Nexus, a code-first type-safe GraphQL schema builder.

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