GraphQL

Just like implementing any other cool technology, adopting GraphQL into your organization is a big task (and it comes with a big risk). Luckily, we were able to adopt it incrementally. At Kadira, we use GraphQL in many places, including our internal APIs, to improve customer support.

Edit: Meteor’s Reactive GraphQL project is now re-branded as Apollo. 
We discuss about Reactive GraphQL in this article. But it’s about Apollo too, because Reactive GraphQL is the core of Apollo.

Meteor Meets GraphQL

We have been using GraphQL at Kadira for about four months. Everyone at Kadira loves it. We introduced Learn GraphQL…

Using GraphQL Inside a React Native App

React Native is awesome. If you are trying to use GraphQL inside a React Native app, you…

I started the MeteorHacks blog in early 2013 as a way to blog about my experience in Meteor. Eventually that led to a bunch of useful articles and projects like Laika, FastRender, SubsManager and many more projects.