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GraphQL: Instrumenting your API and unlocking superpowers

GraphQL: Instrumenting your API and unlocking superpowers

Instrumenting a GraphQL API unlocks superpowers for API developers so they are more confident when evolving their API over time.
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Mark Stuart
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Launch v2 PayPal Checkout APIs

Launch v2 PayPal Checkout APIs

Announcing the general availability of the next generation Checkout APIs for Orders and Payments.
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Rahul Dighe
paypal-scripts now supports TypeScript as well as JavaScript

paypal-scripts now supports TypeScript as well as JavaScript

What happened that made TypeScript viable for me and worth migrating paypal-scripts for.
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Kent C. Dodds
A Guide to PayPal’s Contributions to Apache DataFu

A Guide to PayPal’s Contributions to Apache DataFu

At PayPal, we often work on large datasets in a Hadoop environment — crunching up to petabytes of data and using a variety of…
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Eyal Allweil
GraphQL Resolvers: Best Practices

GraphQL Resolvers: Best Practices

GraphQL resolvers can be easy to build, but difficult to get right. Here’s a look at PayPal’s best practices for building them.
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Mark Stuart
My Technology Leadership Program Rotation at PayPal

My Technology Leadership Program Rotation at PayPal

As I’m nearing the end of my participation in PayPal’s Technology Leadership Program (TLP) I’ve become inspired to give back to this great…
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Lakhaa Jayaseelan
Principles of an API Gateway

Principles of an API Gateway

In order to design a robust, scalable and performant API Gateway, one needs to consider few principles. This article provides a summary.
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Starakjeet Nayak
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