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We're looking to interview developers to understand the challenges around adopting and using #GraphQL. Participants will receive a $125 gift card.
If you’re interested, please take the quick survey here: tinyurl.com/2ts7byuf
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Meet Apollo Sandbox, your new favorite tool for local #GraphQL development. Sandbox is our new open GraphQL IDE with one-click query building, intelligent field and path search, integrated #schema docs, and more. We can’t wait to see what you’ll build! bit.ly/2RX8Tzn
Landed a new article on our @apollographql blog this week, enjoy!
Using GraphQL Fragments for safer, cleaner, and faster code apollographql.com/blog/graph…
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⚡ There's a new way to do local GraphQL development.
We’re thrilled to announce Dev Graphs: a way to get all of Explorer's productivity-boosting features in your local development environment 🎉.
This powerful GraphQL IDE is free to use. Forever.
apollographql.com/blog/apoll…
Seeing this scene, and totally ignoring how and why this is happening, I do slightly feel like I'm missing out...
Tim Hingston retweeted
Donald Trump’s attempts to stop votes from being counted are the actions of a desperate man trying to cling to power just a little longer.
It's undemocratic. It's pathetic.
And it won't work.
Thanks to everyone who came by the session today! Great to hear so much interest in GraphQL at GIDS 2020!
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Tim Hingston retweeted
🎉 We're excited to announce "GraphQL at Enterprise Scale", a completely free ebook written by Apollo Engineers.
Learn how to scale GraphQL in the Enterprise with Federation and Apollo Studio.
apollographql.com/blog/annou…
Looking forward to presenting some strategies for building data-driven apps at #gids @developersummit in October! Lots of learnings to be shared from working at @apollographql with SPAs, components, #reactjs and #GraphQL
#GIDS has metamorphosed into a virtual experience in 2020, streaming Live to #developer isodesks, July-Dec 2020. 7 multi-stream conferences, 100+ international speakers, 200+ breakout sessions, 25+ lively workshops, Virtual Expo, Live Demos. Don't miss it: developersummit.com
Tim Hingston retweeted
"GraphQL is mature, and it's approachable." — @debergalis on the growth and proliferation of GraphQL in the last year #graphqlsummit
Tim Hingston retweeted
We're excited to announce our $22 million round of growth funding, led by @a16z and @MatrixPartners. 🚀 Big thanks to the amazing Apollo community, we couldn't have done it without you!
blog.apollographql.com/apoll…
Tim Hingston retweeted
We're excited to announce the 2019 edition of GraphQL Summit will take place in San Francisco on October 29-31! 🎉
Register before 2/24 and receive 60% off your ticket:
graphql-summit-2019.eventbri…
Tim Hingston retweeted
Very proud to launch our new Apollo GraphQL Platform today, an out-of-the-box way to do GraphQL right. #graphqlsummit #GraphQL blog.apollographql.com/intro…
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Holy Moly! @martijnwalraven just blew my mind with Apollo Gateway 😱 one graph with distributed execution.... Seriously incredible. @apollographql never ceases to amaze with every feature they announce.
Definitely check out his 'Schema Composition' talk at #graphqlsummit
Loved this talk from #code18 by Lindsay @auxesis - lots of great advice on how to work better as a distributed team.
Here's slides from my whirlwind #Code18 talk on bootstrapping, growing, and adapting distributed teams speakerdeck.com/auxesis/mana…
Tim Hingston retweeted
Awesome analogy by @Mandy_Kerr between using `any` for everything in TypeScript and using `<div/>`s for everything in HTML.
You lose the benefit/meaning of the tool/language.
@webdirections #code18
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Tim Hingston retweeted
Watching @Mandy_Kerr draw a line between using the `any` type in a type system and using `div` in html — both are generic and lack meaning #code18