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ABOUT THIS PODCAST 🔗
In depth discussions around everything GraphQL
Update frequency:
every 24 days
Average audio length:
55 minutes
English
United States
13 episodes
since Sept. 22, 2018
episodic
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Sean Grove of OneGraph joins us to talk about what he's working on; we also talk about developer tooling in the GraphQL ecosystem.
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Michael Staib, one of the creators of the Hot Chocolate GraphQL framework, joins us to talk about building a GraphQL framework from scratch as well as the GraphQL .NET ecosystem.
In this episode we talk about how to get started with GraphQL, what to learn first, and where to go when getting started.
In this episde Eve Porcello and Alex Banks join us to talk about schema stitching and federation, teaching, GraphQL adoption within a company, and their company Moon Highway.
00:12 Hello and welcome to GraphQL patterns. I'm your host Nader Dabit. Today on our panel we have Jimmy Jia.
00:18 Hey, I'm Jimmy [inaudible]. I'm a principal scientist at butterfly network working on democratizing medical imaging and GraphQL is actually pretty useful to stress stressor that
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In this episode Tanay Pratap from Microsoft joins us to discuss GraphQL clients & how Microsoft is using GraphQL for Microsoft Teams
We talk about how to build typesafe GraphQL applications & what the benefits of doing so are.
In this episode we deep-dive on the differences between schema-first & resolver-first GraphQL server design.
In this episode we discuss everything from schema design, incrementally implementing GraphQL into an existing application, the future of GraphQL at Airbnb, & more.
We discuss GraphQL & Neo4j in depth with William Lyon
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