We are really happy to share that our book „GraphQL with Java and Spring“ is now available.
It covers everything you need to know when building a GraphQL service with java. https://t.co/LTXfohwOUU
3 years after we started collaborating with @andimarek on creating @SpringGraphQL, another milestone reached. A book on GraphQL with Java and Spring by Andi himself and fellow @graphql_java committer Donna Zhou. Congrats to both!
https://t.co/KUDO7QLeMX
We are really happy to share that our book „GraphQL with Java and Spring“ is now available.
It covers everything you need to know when building a GraphQL service with java. https://t.co/LTXfohwOUU
The next GraphQL Community Grant is officially live!
The GraphQL Foundation runs this program to fund open source community members who are making significant contributions to core projects, community maintenance, etc.
If this is interesting, apply!
https://t.co/r6DABsH9X6
People keep guessing how much #GraphQL is actually used, which I think is natural for every interesting technology. But hard numbers are extremely rare to find, so here is some background and never shared before statistics (1/n)
To help customers access insights from LinkedIn's Economic Graph, we adopted #GraphQL to speed up API development. Doing so helped reduce the overall onboarding time by 90%. Read more about how on the Eng Blog: https://t.co/mB2rEuO8Iv
The first time we have #GraphQL WG meeting in an Australien/APAC friendly time this Thursday. Sign up by adding yourself to the Agenda: https://t.co/KMAIcfPLbL
Talking about Loom and Virtual Threads today at #JSD2022
So happy that @java 19 is out.
Lot’s of content plus live demos.
https://t.co/Lb1fNPizeE
10:20 Room Meißen
I wanted to get noticed when using deprecated fields in my #GraphQL queries, so I built a simple @graphql_java instrumentation, that adds all used deprecated fields to the extensions field.
An own @apollographql Link logs the fields to the console.
ICYI: https://t.co/Ppq8A4taFs
In case you missed it: we released GraphQL Java 19 last month and bugfix releases for 18 and 17. 19 contains the usual mix of bugfix and features, including again some performance improvements.
🎉😀
I have to give a shout-out again to @graphql_java, originally wanted to write this in rust but there just isn't a library as powerful as GraphQL-Java for this kind of stuff.