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Join the monthly podcast about the GraphQL ecosystem. We invite experts and developers to talk about their experiences with GraphQL.

Luke Millar is a seasoned software engineer with extensive experience across the spectrum, from small startups to industry giants. Following the acquisition of his former venture, Projector, by Medium, Luke has taken the helm as the Vice President of Engineering at Medium, spearheading key initiatives and charting the course for technical excellence.

Topics discussed include:

Links:

Medium
Twitter
Website
LinkedIn
Medium Engineering Blog

Dylan Valade is an accomplished technology executive, serving as the Head of Global E-Commerce Technology at PUMA. With an unwavering passion for leveraging technology to drive business growth, Dylan has been instrumental in transforming PUMA's online presence and establishing the brand as a leader in the global e-commerce landscape. His strategic thinking and innovative approach have propelled PUMA to new heights, delivering forward thinking and progressive digital experiences for customers around the world.

In addition to his role at PUMA, Dylan is also recognized as a MACH Alliance Ambassador, actively promoting the benefits of modern, composable, and headless technologies in the industry. As an advocate for the MACH (Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless) approach, he champions the adoption of scalable and flexible architectures that empower businesses to adapt quickly to evolving market demands.

Topics discussed include the following:

PUMA’s Tech Stack
Attracting Developers
Ideal Stack
TypeScript
Comfortability & Speed
Iterating Faster
GraphQL at PUMA
Frontend Iterations
Salesforce
Bleeding Edge
Sanity
CMS Systems
Shopping Core
Organisational Problems
Cover Of Stellate
Resolving Caching Issues
Bringing Down Costs
E-Commerce Innovations
AI
Cache Management
Developer Zone
Patience
Shipping Speedy Changes
Fast Enough

Links:Dylan Valade on LinkedIn
PUMA
MACH Alliance
Stellate

Dylan Valade is an accomplished technology executive, serving as the Head of Global E-Commerce Technology at PUMA. With an unwavering passion for leveraging technology to drive business growth, Dylan has been instrumental in transforming PUMA's online presence and establishing the brand as a leader in the global e-commerce landscape. His strategic thinking and innovative approach have propelled PUMA to new heights, delivering forward thinking and progressive digital experiences for customers around the world.

In addition to his role at PUMA, Dylan is also recognized as a MACH Alliance Ambassador, actively promoting the benefits of modern, composable, and headless technologies in the industry. As an advocate for the MACH (Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless) approach, he champions the adoption of scalable and flexible architectures that empower businesses to adapt quickly to evolving market demands.

Topics discussed include the following:

Milliseconds Make Millions
E-Commerce Performance
Web Vitals
Shifting Measurement Landscape
Highest Value Sessions
Wasted Investments
Various Metrics
Idea To Production Time
Elite Organisations
Iteration Speed
PUMA's CMS Improvements
Bottlenecks
Internal Startup Ecosystem
Moving Faster

Links:Dylan Valade on LinkedIn
PUMA
MACH Alliance
Stellate

Show Notes

In the latest episode of GraphQL Radio, we take you behind the curtain with platform architect Charles Brown from Formidable to discuss how Formidable and Stellate joined forces to solve massive volume problems for PUMA while reducing operation costs by 30%+. This is the first of many in our new Build in Public Series. The wide-ranging discussion is led by Stellate's very own Andreas Heiberg, Engineering Manager, and supported by Jovi De Croock, Staff Software Engineer.

Charles Brown is a full-stack engineer and platform architect with a broad range of experience leading large and small teams. He has spent the last 15 years working with both startups and enterprises, designing and building next-generation software and cloud infrastructure. He is a certified AWS Architect and has consistently delivered secure, stable, and highly available cloud infrastructure for numerous clients.

Charlie's previous work includes building solutions ranging from thermal image mapping for the manufacturing industry, processing IoT data at scale in the cloud, and rebuilding health and financial services platforms from the ground up. Charlie is also a strong advocate of DevOps and has consulted with dozens of enterprises to help them smoothly make the transition from traditional ops to a more agile development cycle.

Topics discussed include:

Links

Stellate
Formidable
Charles Brown
Andreas Heiberg
Jovi De Croock

Dylan Valade is an accomplished technology executive, serving as the Head of Global E-Commerce Technology at PUMA. With an unwavering passion for leveraging technology to drive business growth, Dylan has been instrumental in transforming PUMA's online presence and establishing the brand as a leader in the global e-commerce landscape. His strategic thinking and innovative approach have propelled PUMA to new heights, delivering forward thinking and progressive digital experiences for customers around the world.

In addition to his role at PUMA, Dylan is also recognized as a MACH Alliance Ambassador, actively promoting the benefits of modern, composable, and headless technologies in the industry. As an advocate for the MACH (Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless) approach, he champions the adoption of scalable and flexible architectures that empower businesses to adapt quickly to evolving market demands.

Topics discussed include the following:

Joining PUMA
Worldwide Problem Solving
GraphQL Challenges
Ecosystem of Partners
Front-End Iterations
PUMA's Scale
Traffic Spikes
Leadership Buy-In
Tech for Tech
Doing Big Things
MACH Alliance
Milliseconds Make Millions
Big Learning
Iteration Speed

Links:Dylan Valade on LinkedIn
PUMA
MACH Alliance
Stellate

Dylan Valade is an accomplished technology executive, serving as the Head of Global E-Commerce Technology at PUMA. With an unwavering passion for leveraging technology to drive business growth, Dylan has been instrumental in transforming PUMA's online presence and establishing the brand as a leader in the global e-commerce landscape. His strategic thinking and innovative approach have propelled PUMA to new heights, delivering forward thinking and progressive digital experiences for customers around the world.

In addition to his role at PUMA, Dylan is also recognized as a MACH Alliance Ambassador, actively promoting the benefits of modern, composable, and headless technologies in the industry. As an advocate for the MACH (Microservices, API-first, Cloud-native, and Headless) approach, he champions the adoption of scalable and flexible architectures that empower businesses to adapt quickly to evolving market demands.

Topics discussed include the following:

Links:Dylan Valade on LinkedIn
PUMA
MACH Alliance
Stellate

Abhi Aiyer is not only this podcast’s co-host, but also the Principal Software Engineer / Tech Lead at Gatsby. He has many years of experience in the architecture, design, and development of software and tools for startup companies, and has worked on high profile digital websites for popular US Athletes. Nowadays Abhi is changing how engineers build on the web at Gatsby.

Hear Abhi's perspective on:

Big Static Websites
Gatsby DSG
Unexpected Challenges
Gatsby’s Versatility
Designing Interactions Carefully
Footgun Balance
Upcoming Gatsby Improvements
GraphQL & Gatsby
Plugin Governance
Opinionated Gatsbyverse
DX
Optimizing For Silence
Community Strengths And Weaknesses
and much more…

LinksGitHub
GatsbyTwitter
Instagram
Medium

Abhi Aiyer is not only this podcast’s co-host, but also the Principal Software Engineer / Tech Lead at Gatsby. He has many years of experience in the architecture, design, and development of software and tools for startup companies, and has worked on high profile digital websites for popular US Athletes. Nowadays Abhi is changing how engineers build on the web at Gatsby.

Hear Abhi's perspective on:

Apollo Federation Dominance
Gatsby Data Layer
Gatsby Influences
Gatsbyverse
Gatsby’s Future Plans
Gatsby SSR
Reducing JAM-tax
Beyond React
and much more…

LinksGitHub
GatsbyTwitter
Instagram
Medium

Abhi Aiyer is not only this podcast’s co-host, but also the Principal Software Engineer / Tech Lead at Gatsby. He has many years of experience in the architecture, design, and development of software and tools for startup companies, and has worked on high profile digital websites for popular US Athletes. Nowadays Abhi is changing how engineers build on the web at Gatsby.

Hear Abhi's perspective on:

Early GraphQL Era
MeteorJS Days
Apollo
Spectrum
Before Schema Stitching
Federation Experiments
and much more…

LinksGitHub
GatsbyTwitter
Instagram
Medium

Abhi Aiyer is not only this podcast’s co-host, but also the Principal Software Engineer / Tech Lead at Gatsby. He has many years of experience in the architecture, design, and development of software and tools for startup companies, and has worked on high profile digital websites for popular US Athletes. Nowadays Abhi is changing how engineers build on the web at Gatsby.

Hear Abhi's perspective on:

Jumping Into Engineering
What Is AngularJS?
Initial Milestones
Hiring Culture Fits
Senior Role Models
Aiming To Be Useful
Learning From Patterns
Having A Chip
Good Managers
Behavior Improvements
Terrible Soft Skills
Filling Senior Roles
Mentorship Along The Way
Getting Chances
Team Work
Soft Skills
Code Velocity
and much more…

LinksGitHub
GatsbyTwitter
Instagram
Medium

Abhi Aiyer is not only this podcast’s co-host, but also the Principal Software Engineer / Tech Lead at Gatsby. He has many years of experience in the architecture, design, and development of software and tools for startup companies, and has worked on high profile digital websites for popular US Athletes. Nowadays Abhi is changing how engineers build on the web at Gatsby.

Hear Abhi's perspective on:

Math And Economics
Getting Into Coding
Hustling Without Experience
Finding A Mentor
Getting Opportunities
Impostor Syndrome
Having No CS Degree
Grit And Effort
and much more…

LinksGitHub
GatsbyTwitter
Instagram
Medium

Abhi Aiyer is not only this podcast’s co-host, but also the Principal Software Engineer / Tech Lead at Gatsby. He has many years of experience in the architecture, design, and development of software and tools for startup companies, and has worked on high profile digital websites for popular US Athletes. Nowadays Abhi is changing how engineers build on the web at Gatsby.

Hear Abhi's perspective on:

LinksGitHub
GatsbyTwitter
Instagram
Medium

Marc-André is a GraphQL TSC Member, and worked on GraphQL APIs for Shopify and GitHub in the past. He has now found his dream job 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". Marc-André has a passion for tools and specifications that allow GraphQL API developers to provide better experiences. This led to many valuable talks and blog posts on the subject.

Hear Marc-André's perspective on:

DataLoader pattern reflections
SQL autogeneration
Graphcool
Hasura
Modern databases
Software principles
Hard problems
Lessons learned
Big company collaboration
KISS
Local tooling
Federation problems
and much more…

Links@__xuorig__
GitHub
productionreadygraphql.com

Marc-André is a GraphQL TSC Member, and worked on GraphQL APIs for Shopify and GitHub in the past. He has now found his dream job 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". Marc-André has a passion for tools and specifications that allow GraphQL API developers to provide better experiences. This led to many valuable talks and blog posts on the subject.

Hear Marc-André's perspective on:

Latency
Observable solutions
p95 & p99 responses
Surprising GraphQL requests
Relay
p50
Observability @Netflix
Tracing shortcut
Resolver observability
Marc-André’s nightmares
and much more…

Links@__xuorig__
GitHub
productionreadygraphql.com

Marc-André is a GraphQL TSC Member, and worked on GraphQL APIs for Shopify and GitHub in the past. He has now found his dream job 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". Marc-André has a passion for tools and specifications that allow GraphQL API developers to provide better experiences. This led to many valuable talks and blog posts on the subject.

Hear Marc-André's perspective on:

The big error conversation
Throwing errors
Relay pagination
Battle tested error handling
GitHub API
Error types
Anticipating errors
Union pattern
Array solution
Weighing best approaches
Fake metrics
Status codes
GraphQL specific tooling
Schema errors
Validation errors
and much more…

Links@__xuorig__
GitHub
productionreadygraphql.com

Marc-André is a GraphQL TSC Member, and worked on GraphQL APIs for Shopify and GitHub in the past. He has now found his dream job 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". Marc-André has a passion for tools and specifications that allow GraphQL API developers to provide better experiences. This led to many valuable talks and blog posts on the subject.

Hear Marc-André's perspective on:

GraphQL @Netflix
Massive scale
Designing schemas
Public API designs
Schema patterns
Internal API secret sauces
and much more…

Links@__xuorig__
GitHub
productionreadygraphql.com

Marc-André is a GraphQL TSC Member, and worked on GraphQL APIs for Shopify and GitHub in the past. He has now found his dream job 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". Marc-André has a passion for tools and specifications that allow GraphQL API developers to provide better experiences. This led to many valuable talks and blog posts on the subject.

Hear Marc-André's perspective on:

Federated vs monolith trade-offs
Schema freedom side effects
Implementing conventions
Operational complexity @Netflix
Apollo Federation overhead
Enterprise GraphQL
Delaying to federate
Large schema considerations
Adoption of Apollo Federation
Big companies
GitHub monolith
and much more…

Links@__xuorig__
GitHub
productionreadygraphql.com

Marc-André is a GraphQL TSC Member, and worked on GraphQL APIs for Shopify and GitHub in the past. He has now found his dream job 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". Marc-André has a passion for tools and specifications that allow GraphQL API developers to provide better experiences. This led to many valuable talks and blog posts on the subject.

Hear Marc-André's perspective on:

GraphQL @Netflix
Shopify and GitHub
Shopify monolith
CEO support
GraphQL tooling @GitHub
Netflix architecture
Federated approach
Facebook’s GraphQL architecture
Schema stitching
Apollo federation
and much more…

Links@__xuorig__
GitHub
productionreadygraphql.com

Marc-André is a GraphQL TSC Member, and worked on GraphQL APIs for Shopify and GitHub in the past. He has now found his dream job as 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". Marc-André has a passion for tools and specifications that allow GraphQL API developers to provide better experiences. This led to many valuable talks and blog posts on the subject.

Hear Marc-André's perspective on:

Working for Netflix
GitHub and Shopify
Apollo Federation’s Adoption
Netflix’s architecture
Federated vs monolith trade-offs
enterprise GraphQL
Large schema considerations
Schema patterns
API building
Operational complexity @Netflix
Dream jobs
GraphQL @Netflix
Shopify monolith
CEO support
GraphQL tooling @GitHub
Federated approach
Facebook’s GraphQL architecture
Schema stitching
Schema freedom side effects
Implementing conventions
Enterprise GraphQL
Delaying to federate
Internal API secret sauces
and much more…

Links@__xuorig__
GitHub
productionreadygraphql.com

Hear Peggy Rayzis' perspective on:

Apollo Odyssey’s future
GraphQL mobile growth
Newbie trip ups
GraphQL community shifts
Explosive ecosystem growth
Non-Developer adoption
and much more…

Peggy Rayzis is leading the Developer Experience org at Apollo. As Sr. Director she is in charge of Developer Relations and Education functions. Her department intersects the efforts of engineers, developer advocates, educators, writers, and filmmakers; who are all united in their mission to inspire and equip developers to be successful with using Apollo products.

Links:
@peggyrayzisApollo@apollographqlGitHubMedium

Hear Peggy Rayzis' perspective on:

Federation Tooling
Distributed architecture
Query plans
Rust router
Open source vs commercial interests
Apollo Odyssey
Quality Learning Resources
and much more…

Peggy Rayzis is leading the Developer Experience org at Apollo. As Sr. Director she is in charge of Developer Relations and Education functions. Her department intersects the efforts of engineers, developer advocates, educators, writers, and filmmakers; who are all united in their mission to inspire and equip developers to be successful with using Apollo products.

Links:
@peggyrayzisApollo@apollographqlGitHubMedium

Hear Peggy Rayzis' perspective on:

DX-Engineering collaboration
Apollo Doc strategy
Apollo products overview
Apollo Federation
GraphQL monolith bottlenecks
Disconnected Graphs
Modular schema code
and much more…

Peggy Rayzis is leading the Developer Experience org at Apollo. As Sr. Director she is in charge of Developer Relations and Education functions. Her department intersects the efforts of engineers, developer advocates, educators, writers, and filmmakers; who are all united in their mission to inspire and equip developers to be successful with using Apollo products.

Links:
@peggyrayzisApollo@apollographqlGitHubMedium

Hear Peggy Rayzis' perspective on:

GraphQL's Rise
Apollo's growth
Becoming Director of DX
Adoption impact
Developer experience org
Apollo's secret sauce
Developer education
Developer trust
DX @ Apollo
"Friction Logs"
and much more…

Peggy Rayzis is leading the Developer Experience org at Apollo. As Sr. Director she is in charge of Developer Relations and Education functions. Her department intersects the efforts of engineers, developer advocates, educators, writers, and filmmakers; who are all united in their mission to inspire and equip developers to be successful with using Apollo products.

Links:
@peggyrayzisApollo@apollographqlGitHubMedium

Hear Peggy Rayzis' perspective on:

Apollo
Developer Experience
GraphQL's rise
Community building
Doing DevRel right
Developer education
Apollo's secret sauce
Apollo product line
GraphQL issues
Open Source efforts
Future of GraphQL,
and much more…

Peggy Rayzis is leading the Developer Experience org at Apollo. As Sr. Director she is in charge of Developer Relations and Education functions. Her department intersects the efforts of engineers, developer advocates, educators, writers, and filmmakers; who are all united in their mission to inspire and equip developers to be successful with using Apollo products.

Links:
@peggyrayzisApollo@apollographqlGitHubMedium

Hear Jason Kuhrt's perspective on:

Nexus 1 => 2
Quick API rewrite
CRUD aspects
Velocity win
API design
Growing APIs
Changes to Nexus Prisma
Reliability & flexibility
and much more…

Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Prisma, the popular open-source ORM for Node.js and TypeScript. He is also the co-creator of Nexus, a code-first type-safe GraphQL schema builder.

Links:
@JasonKuhrt
kuhrt.me
@prisma
@nexusgql

Hear Jason Kuhrt's perspective on:

Prisma
Breaking APIs
Tactical breakage
What is Nexus Prisma?
Nexus origins
Schema-First
Code-First
Type-Safety
Upcoming Nexus version
Boilerplate speed-up
and much more…

Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Prisma, the popular open-source ORM for Node.js and TypeScript. He is also the co-creator of Nexus, a code-first type-safe GraphQL schema builder.

Links:
@JasonKuhrt
kuhrt.me
@prisma
@nexusgql

Hear Jason Kuhrt's perspective on:

Stellate loves Prisma
Learnings from v1
Prisma 2
Nexus transition
Prisma Client
Open source pillar
Aim for "magic"
Prisma Data Platform
Prisma @ Gatsby
Nexus Prisma
and much more…

Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Prisma, the popular open-source ORM for Node.js and TypeScript. He is also the co-creator of Nexus, a code-first type-safe GraphQL schema builder.

Links:
@JasonKuhrt
kuhrt.me
@prisma
@nexusgql

Hear Jason Kuhrt's perspective on:

Prisma
Nexus
Dogfooding open source
Impacting API decisions
nexus-result-field
3 Failure categories
Type-Safety
and much more…

Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Prisma, the popular open-source ORM for Node.js and TypeScript. He is also the co-creator of Nexus, a code-first type-safe GraphQL schema builder.

Links:
@JasonKuhrt
kuhrt.me
@prisma
@nexusgql

Hear Jason Kuhrt's perspective on:

What Is Prisma?
Prisma v1 vs v2
Prisma Schema
Prisma Client
Prisma Migrate
Prisma Data Platform
Team collaboration
Gotchas
Data Proxy
and much more…

Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Prisma, the popular open-source ORM for Node.js and TypeScript. He is also the co-creator of Nexus, a code-first type-safe GraphQL schema builder.

Links:
@JasonKuhrt
kuhrt.me
@prisma
@nexusgql

Hear Jason Kuhrt's perspective on:

Career history
Design studies
Being self-taught
jQuery to Node.js
Fine-Arts education
GraphQL early days and future
Complexity sweet spot
gRPC
Barrier to entry
and much more…

Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Prisma, the popular open-source ORM for Node.js and TypeScript. He is also the co-creator of Nexus, a code-first type-safe GraphQL schema builder.

Links:
@JasonKuhrt
kuhrt.me
@prisma
@nexusgql

Hear Jason Kuhrt's perspective on:

Prisma
Nexus
Dogfooding open source
GraphQL early days
Design education
Path to coding
Prisma learnings
Schema design
Data modeling,
and much more…

Jason Kuhrt is a software engineer and trained designer with an interest in art, design, engineering and humanities. Jason is currently working as the tech lead at Prisma, the popular open-source ORM for Node.js and TypeScript. He is also the co-creator of Nexus, a code-first type-safe GraphQL schema builder.

Links:
@JasonKuhrt
kuhrt.me
@prisma
@nexusgql

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

Open source monetization strategies
Open core models
Aligning incentives
Paid plugins
sponsorships
Support contracts
Building services
Golden pot
Encouraging companies
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

Different open source models
Facebook / Meta approach
Corporation Independence
GraphQL Foundation
Funding struggle
Better funding options
Win-Win OS support
Widespread sponsorships
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

PostGraphile v5
Why closed source?
3.5 year research project
Freedom to iterate
Graphile LLC
Journey to paid maintainer
Sponsorship
Grand rebuild
Client work
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

Custom middlewares
Row-Level security policy
Strong security
Using external data sources
PostGraphile's ease of use
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

PostGraphile & PostgreSQL
PostgreSQL business layer
Extensibility
Schema process
Plugin-Based architecture
Industry usage
Heavy filters
PostgreSQL-backed GraphQL API
Graphcool
ORM battle
ORM to Front-End
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

Managing GraphQL implementations
GraphQL Foundation independence
Supporting the ecosystem
Attending working groups
Graphile origin story
Software best practices
Data models
Taking over PostGraphQL
PostgreSQL
Graphile Worker
Being database-centric
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

GraphQL TSC meetups
TSC nominations
Upcoming TSC members
Multiple working groups
Spec Working Group
How to contribute ideas
Fundamental spec changes
Start with problem
Agenda meetings
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

Why specs are powerful
Agnostic tooling
Contributing ideas
Proposing changes
Early GraphQL adopters
Working Group involvement
Lee Byron
Technical Steering Committee responsibilities
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

Being bored in computer science classes in uni
How he built his career from a hobby
How he remembers the early GraphQL scene
Lee Byron's plan and accurate vision
@defer and @stream
The GraphQL Foundation
Independence from Meta
The GraphQL Working Group
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

Hear Benjie Gillam's perspective on:

The many different models for open source
Dropping out of computer science classes
What the early GraphQL community was like
The Momentum of GraphQL
The independence from Meta
The GraphQL Foundation
The GraphQL Working Group
The upcoming PostGraphile release
Open source sponsoring
The widespread benefits of supporting open source work
Why he almost became a math professor
and much more…

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.

Jake Dawkins is a lead software engineer at Major League Soccer in New York. Tune in to learn about his work at MLS as well as how to use Apollo's new apollo-link-state library for state management in React applications.

Ep 11 - Apollo Client 2.0 and beyond w/ James Baxley by GraphQL Radio

Jason Lengstorf gave the keynote talk at this year's GraphQL summit! In this episode, we discuss his work on GrAMPS and GraphQL schema stitching in general.