Articles
Anton Kalik from the CoverWallet team looks at how to merge two GraphQL schemas using Apollo Server and Koa middleware to provide a unified API for your clients.
Is it possible to passively observe traffic from a GraphQL API and piece together a schema? That’s the question that started Alex Leahu’s journey to build GraphQuail and some observations on testing a GraphQL service without knowing the schema.
Lauren Steven takes you from start to finish using Apollo Client within your React Native project, including configuration and how to use React hooks to fetch data.
Stellate, hosts of GraphQL Weekly, are focused on building GraphQL tooling daily, every day. Let us know if you are looking into making your GraphQL API public and would like some help from a team operating APIs with billions of requests per month. We’d love to help!
Tools & Open Source
Quickly scaffold a postman collection for a GraphQL API. GraphMan CLI generates a complete collection from a GraphQL endpoint, containing one request per query & mutation, with pre-filled fields, parameters, and variables.
Videos
Learn how to perform GraphQL operations, variables, headers, view documentation, merge fragments, and more with GraphiQL 2.
Podcasts & Shows
Marc-André is a GraphQL TSC Member and previously worked on GraphQL APIs for Shopify and GitHub. He has now found his dream job as a Senior Software Developer at Netflix. Over the past few years, his focus has been on GraphQL, and he's the author of the highly recommended and widely read book "Production Ready GraphQL." In addition, Marc-André is passionate about tools and specifications that allow GraphQL API developers to provide better experiences. This led to many valuable talks and blog posts on the subject.
