This is part 2 of a 3-part series providing a behind-the-scenes look at the launch of Orcanauts, an impact-driven NFT collection on Solana… — This is part 2 of a 3-part series providing a behind-the-scenes look at the launch of Orcanauts, an impact-driven NFT collection on Solana. Missed part 1? Head over here.

This is part 1 of a 3-part series providing a behind-the-scenes look at the launch of Orcanauts, an impact-driven NFT collection on Solana. — This is part 1 of a 3-part series providing a behind-the-scenes look at the launch of Orcanauts, an impact-driven NFT collection on Solana. In late November this year, the Orca team and I watched a wonderful scene unfold. For a few hours, the Orca community — old-timers and newcomers alike…

We’ve been using GraphQL at Coursera for over three years, and we’ve learned a lot of lessons along the way. Learn what stuck & what… — This is a written version of a talk I gave recently at GraphQL Conf 2019. If you would prefer to view the video version, here it is: For those of you who prefer to read and want a little more background, here’s a…

As of `prettier@v1.5.0`, GraphQL is now supported! This means auto-formatting of your GraphQL queries, schemas, and everything in between. — We’ve all seen the prettier hype train (and a lot of us are on it!) and while it began as an opinionated code formatter for JavaScript, it has quickly grown to take on other languages like Flow, Typescript, and CSS. As of prettier@v1.5.0, …

A tech talk given at Coursera by Sashko Stubailo (Apollo, Meteor Development Group) on the benefits of GraphQL. — This is the first part in a multi-part series of blog posts covering our transition from a homegrown data access framework to using GraphQL across all of our clients (web & mobile) here at Coursera. This has been cross-posted from the Coursera engineering blog for visibility. To introduce the Coursera…

I presented some thoughts on “Keeping Up with Javascript” last week — here are some of the questions I received. — Last week, I presented some thoughts on “Keeping Up with Javascript” at the React.js SF Bay Area Meetup. You can see my slides below. Here are some of the questions I received from those present at the Meetup that deserved a little more exposition. On “When to Move Fast” During our transition from…