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Published in Apollo GraphQL

·Jun 19, 2018

Easy and performant GraphQL over REST

Introducing the new data sources API in Apollo Server 2.0 — Last Friday, we published a first release candidate of Apollo Server 2.0, a 100% open source JavaScript GraphQL server that bakes in the best practices we’ve learned working with hundreds of teams running GraphQL in production. This post introduces data sources, one of its new features. In our experience, the…

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Easy and performant GraphQL over REST
Easy and performant GraphQL over REST

Published in Apollo GraphQL

·Oct 17, 2017

Exposing trace data for your GraphQL server with Apollo Tracing

An open source GraphQL extension to help monitor your API — Today I’m excited to introduce you to Apollo Tracing, a GraphQL extension for performance monitoring that we’ve been working on for the last few months. …

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Exposing trace data for your GraphQL server with Apollo Tracing
Exposing trace data for your GraphQL server with Apollo Tracing

Published in Apollo GraphQL

·Nov 16, 2016

Mapping GraphQL types to Swift

Static type safety from your server to your mobile UI — We recently released the first version of Apollo iOS, a strongly-typed GraphQL client for Swift apps. I’ve written about bringing GraphQL to iOS before, but in this post I’d like to go into more detail on our mapping from GraphQL types to Swift, and explain why we chose this approach…

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Mapping GraphQL types to Swift
Mapping GraphQL types to Swift

Published in Apollo GraphQL

·Sep 20, 2016

Bringing GraphQL to iOS

Improving mobile development through strongly typed query results — As some of you may know, GraphQL was originally developed for the Facebook iOS team, and it has powered the main Facebook iOS app since 2012. Outside of Facebook however, GraphQL on the client is still mostly associated with JavaScript. By now, there are dozens of GraphQL libraries in other…

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Bringing GraphQL to iOS
Bringing GraphQL to iOS

Published in Meteor Blog

·May 2, 2016

Mobile improvements in Meteor 1.3

Meteor has enabled you to build mobile apps from the same codebase you use to create regular web apps for quite some time. With a few simple commands, you can take an existing app and run it on a mobile device. By using a set of standard APIs, you can…

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Mobile improvements in Meteor 1.3
Mobile improvements in Meteor 1.3
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