Watch all of the talks on the GraphQL Summit website! — It’s been three weeks since the 2018 edition of GraphQL Summit concluded, and we’re still beaming from all of the excitement and energy of the GraphQL community. …

We started Apollo in 2016 with the objective of lowering the barriers to making high-quality, modern apps. Since then, we have seen tremendous growth in our community with nearly 500,000 downloads per week and companies like Audi, the New York Times, Airbnb, and CNBC all making strategic commitments to GraphQL…

Highlights from our first event focused on production success stories and best practices — Thanks to our investments in Apollo tools and libraries, we’ve had the fortune to work with many product engineering teams putting GraphQL into production. As they move from a few first experiments to serious rollout, they’ve started to ask important questions. What’s the best, right way to use GraphQL and…

Previewing the next version of Apollo Optics, with support for Node, Ruby, Scala, Java, Elixir, and more — Today we’re excited to release a technical preview of the next version of Optics, called Apollo Engine. Engine lets you visualize, monitor and scale your GraphQL services, and is built on a new architecture that supports more languages and environments. New feature: Tracking errors in GraphQL

What’s next for the best performance monitoring tool for Meteor apps — I’m excited to announce that Meteor Development Group has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Kadira APM product. Since Arunoda’s announcement last December that Kadira would be shutting down, we’ve explored a number of options to ensure continuity and a bright future for Meteor’s best application performance tool. Unsurprisingly…

Looking back on a strong 2016 and what we’ll focus on next — As we roll into the year, I’ve been thinking a lot about Meteor’s exciting progress over just the last few months. We made dramatic improvements to project rebuild times, made a smooth transition to Node 4, unpinned individual package versions from Meteor releases (allowing more frequent updates of key components)…

Over the past few months we have had hundreds of conversations with developers who are excited about GraphQL and using Apollo in their projects. …

Since launching Galaxy last month, we’ve received great feedback on how it scales successfully, while eliminating the tricky devops engineering that’s required to operate connected client Meteor apps. At the same time, we know the current price of Galaxy is out of reach for many members of our community. Our…

Big news today! We’re delighted to announce Meteor Galaxy, our cloud platform for operating and managing Meteor applications. It’s been a long time in the making and today’s release is just the first of many exciting developments to come. …