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

An episode with Phillip Krueger about: .mobi and early Enterprise Java, GraphQL, SmallRye, MicroProfile and Quarkus.

Are you looking for an in-depth data science project to practice your skills on? Perhaps you would like to add new tools to your Python web development projects instead? This week on the show, David Amos is back, and he’s brought another batch of PyCoder’s Weekly articles and projects.

In this episode of React Podcast, Michael Chan talks to Tom Preston-Werner about RedwoodJS. RedwoodJS is a framework for building full stack applications using a mix of technologies, including React, GraphQL, and Prisma. It provides a superior developer experience and does a lot of work for developers out-of-the-box. Listen in to find out more about RedwoodJS and how it can benefit you.

In this episode of The QA Lead Podcast, Mike Harris from Geckoboard talks about GraphQL testing, knowledge graphs, and capturing data. Listen in to learn from Mike's experience testing GraphQL knowledge graphs and check out the resources he provides during the show.

Matt Debergalis, founder and CTO at Apollo, was interviewed by InfoQ podcast co-host Daniel Bryant. They discussed a range of topics, including: the motivations for GraphQL, the Apollo Data Graph platform, data modelling in an enterprise context, and how incrementally adopting GraphQL can help with decoupling the evolution of frontend and backend systems.

Listen in to this React Podcast featuring Lee Byron, where he gives an overview of the early history of the internet and explores the connection between PHP and technologies like React and GraphQL. Lee Byron, the co-creator of GraphQL, offers his views on the progress of web technologies over the past 20 years. Check out all the resources mentioned in the podcast at the bottom of the page to learn more.

Listen to this podcast with Michael Kelly, a Senior Engineer at Stackshare and the author of graphql-cache, a caching plugin for graphql-ruby. He presents Stackshare’s story of why they adopted GraphQL and the need for parallel development streams. He also explains the reason for graphql-cache and how it helps with handling data-heavy applications with resolvers that are computationally intense.

Episode 8.1 of "Documentation Not Included" covers using Postgres and GraphQL. Over the course of the episode, the hosts discuss some background on the growth of GraphQL over REST, GraphQL and Postgres's advantages, and give and share some additional information about the GraphQL tooling landscape.

In second episode of Facebook's Open Source podcast, Dan Schafer and Lee Byron join Joel Marcey to chat about GraphQL. They cover the origin story of GraphQL, how it compares to REST, and GraphQL's recent move to the Linux Foundation.

In this episode of Breaking Changes, Postman Head of Product-Observability Jean Yang sits down with Nick Schrock, the co-creator of GraphQL, to dive into the fascinating journey behind GraphQL's development. They discuss how GraphQL transitioned from an internal system at Facebook to a widely adopted technology—as well as how Nick’s newest venture, Dagster Labs, is revolutionizing data orchestration with asset-oriented pipelines. This conversation dives deep into the realm of data engineering and its transformative potential for businesses. Nick and Jean also share insights into the intersection of AI and software engineering, and Nick offers his perspective on responsible AI development.

In this episode of GraphQL Radio, Andreas Heiberg, Stellate's Engineering Manager, guides a discussion with colleagues on the deployment of One Edge Provider (OEP). A transformative project for Stellate's system, aimed at significantly enhancing Stellate's caching services. Ensuring 2x faster GraphQL Edge Caching.

Alessandro Volpicella is a skilled Fullstack Developer and Platform Engineering Lead at Hashnode, and is passionate about building serverless products. Sandro is at the forefront of shaping innovative developer blogging experiences. Alongside his coding endeavors, Sandro is the author of a comprehensive book on AWS Fundamentals, offering practical insights at awsfundamentals.com.