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

Represent any GraphQL API as an interactive graph. It's time to finally see the graph behind GraphQL.

Garph is a GraphQL schema-builder for TypeScript, that aims to deliver tRPC-like Developer-Experience. On top of that, Garph provides a GraphQL compatibility layer and type-safety primitives for any TypeScript project. It is currently in Alpha, and looking for feedback!

Postman’s just released their new GraphQL client in open beta! Applying their learnings from building support for WebSockets, Socket.IO, and gRPC, they revisited the GraphQL client and built a development environment that is both simple and powerful.

Garph is a GraphQL schema-builder for TypeScript, that aims to deliver tRPC-like Developer-Experience. On top of that, Garph provides a GraphQL compability layer and type-safety primitives for any TypeScript project

The Hurl team recently announced version 2 of their popular CLI, allowing you to easily write HTTP calls via simple text files. And one of version 2s headliner features is support for GraphQL. If you regularly use your terminal to send GraphQL requests, make sure to give them a try,

A fully-featured GraphQL client that seamlessly integrates with the framework of your choice. Start with a schema. Write queries and let Houdini take care of the rest. Fully automatic and customizable. Declarative, Composable, Typesafe. First-class support for Fragments, Subscriptions, Pagination, List Mutations, Optimistic Responses, and more. You didn’t know you needed this.

GraphQXL is a new language built on top of the GraphQL syntax that extends the original language with some additional features useful for creating scalable and extensive server-side schemas.

Magidoc, a free open-source static documentation website generator for GraphQL, released version 3 with a transition from introspection to SDL templates and directive documentation.

HTTP is the most common transport protocol for GraphQL. The GraphQL working group has been working on a GraphQL over HTTP specification and adopted the "graphql-http" project.

Hot on the heels of version 2 and after lots of experimentation and learning from production usage, The Guild released version 3 of GraphQL Yoga, including some major changes. There are so many great changes included; there's no way we can list them all here, so if you'd like to learn more, make sure to read their announcement.

Look no further if you are looking for a CMS exposing a GraphQL API and storing content in a Git repository. And if you are not (yet) looking for that combination, you might be missing out.

Kensa equips developers with the metrics and tools necessary to monitor and test their GraphQL requests, always ensuring the health and performance of their server. Developers can analyze metrics on high latency queries, track response data/errors, and view historical logs of recently made or saved queries.

Jessical Balding and team are excited to announce the launch of DenoCacheQL, a GraphQL caching tool and GraphQL query playground for the Deno runtime environment. DenoCacheQL is an open source product developed in partnership with the tech accelerator, OS Labs.

Did you always want to run the new GraphiQL v2 as a desktop application? You can do so now with the new "graphiql-desktop" app, based on Electron. It's an early release, but it works great!

DociQL is a documentation generator for your GraphQL API. It automatically creates beautiful HTML documentation based on your schema (via Introspection). And while the defaults will be good enough for many of you, it provides an extensible platform to generate the perfect documentation your project requires.

DacheQL is an open-source developer tool that leverages the pinpoint accuracy of GraphQL’s queries and implements caching to improve your website’s query efficiency.

It’s been 5 months since The Guild launched GraphQL Hive, and they just reached the next milestone on their journey: Hive is now open source and available for anyone to host their own instance.

A modern, open-source headless commerce framework built with TypeScript & Nodejs

Get a database and backend configured and ready in minutes so you can focus on your app and users. Nhost supports GraphQL out of the box (using Hasura), includes frameworks for authentication, serverless functions, and storage, and neatly integrates with GitHub for easy deployments. And it works with all frontend frameworks and hosting platforms.

radiQL is a new way to provide a GraphQL API based on your PostgreSQL database. It allows you to quickly generate your GraphQL schema and resolvers and generate boilerplate code for use with GraphQL-Express or ApolloServer.

Quickly scaffold a postman collection for a GraphQL API. GraphMan CLI generates a complete collection from a GraphQL endpoint, containing one request per query & mutation, with pre-filled fields, parameters, and variables.

GraphiQL saw its big 2.0 release this week with many awesome changes (some of them breaking) and a completely new design. More improvements are planned, but be sure to check out the new version!

The Guild worked with the Escape team to support GraphQL Armor within GraphQL Yoga and make this process as straightforward as possible.