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GrAMPS is middleware designed for apollo-server-express that allows independent data sources — a schema, resolvers, and data access model — to be composed into a single GraphQL schema, while keeping the code within each data source isolated, independently testable, and completely decoupled from the rest of your application. To learn more about GrAMPS, you can also check out the keynote from this year's GraphQL summit.

GraphQL boilerplates can be used as starter kits for your GraphQL apps. There are backend-only boilerplates for Node.js and TypeScript as well as fullstack boilerplates for various frontend frameworks, such as React, Vue and Angular. Every technology has a minimal, a basic and an advanced boilerplate setup you can choose from (e.g. when using the graphql create command). Note that many of these projects are still in need for contributors and maintainers. Please reach out to the folks at Graphcool if you're interested in contributing - this is a great opportunity to get involved with open-source work and contribute back to the community!

If you're interested in the GraphQL ecosystem and community, be sure to check out the latest episodes of GraphQL Radio! In the last episode, James Baxley from the Apollo team presented many interesting insights into the development of Apollo Client 2.0. Before, Jason Lengstorf was on to talk about schema stitching and his awesome project GrAMPS. The episodes are available on Youtube, Soundcloud and in your favorite podcast apps.