A weekly newsletter of the best news, articles and projects about GraphQL

StackHawk is an automated security testing service that works by scanning and detecting security bugs and vulnerabilities in an application. In this article, Adam Baldwin shows how to use StackHawk to detect vulnerabilities in a GraphQL server. The cloud service works in conjunction with a docker container that can be executed locally against a running GraphQL server and generates a report in the StackHawk UI. The approach can be integrated into CI/CD pipelines to catch vulnerabilities before they reach production.

Genql translates typed code into GraphQL queries, enabling you to get auto-completion and validation for your GraphQL queries. In contrast to the common approach of writing GraphQL query strings, Genql generates a TypeScript client. Genql benefits include auto-completion when writing queries, type validation, a built-in GraphQL client and support for integration with other GraphQL clients.

In this tutorial, Jamie shows how to build forms using Next.js and GrpahCMS. It works by defining the form fields dynamically via GraphCMS, rendering the form using Next.js, and using GraphCMS to handle submissions.