Tag: graphql
MCP + GraphQL, Robert Balicki on Isograph, HTTP QUERY, GraphQL clients
Week of 2026-08-24 roundup
Future of staff-level engineering, MCP auth, CLI dev, new GraphQL tagline, governance by default, API vs. Tool design
Week of 2026-08-10 roundup
GraphQL Codegen, stateless MCP, prompt-as-policy, persisted queries
Week of 2026-08-03 roundup
You can't prompt your way into policy
Putting policy inside plain-language instructions gives the model a lot of (expensive) work to do before it can act, and there are no guarantees about safety. Furthermore, other prompts in the context window may be pushing in a different direction. Here's a vision for a better governance model via a context graph.
Hype cycle, bad takes, API design, GraphQL + AI, and marketing
Schema workshop: the doctor is in
Context graphs, MCP tools, plain text, making users awesome, and events!
"Context graph" is a term I hear a lot. It needs to graduate from vague buzzword to actual term of art. I think we're almost there:
Joel Griffith - Browserless
Joel Griffith explains how Browserless runs headless browser automation at scale and introduces BrowserQL for querying the web with SQL-like syntax.
Peter Pistorius - Redwood SDK
Peter Pistorius discusses Redwood's evolution into a serverless React Server Components framework and his vision for personal software development.
Predrag Gruevski - Trustfall, Cargo Semver Checks, and the Future of Query-Based Tools
Predrag Gruevski explores Trustfall, a revolutionary query tool that turns anything into queryable data, and cargo-semver-checks for Rust semantic versioning.
Documenting Source Service in Stitched Schemas
Subschemas in this project often share types, meaning these types need to be merged into the superschema for the gateway. When these types are merged, we have no easy way of knowing which service each field comes from.
Documenting Source Service in Stitched Schemas
Subschemas in this project often share types, meaning these types need to be merged into the superschema for the gateway. When these types are merged, we have no easy way of knowing which service each field comes from.
Robert Balicki - Isograph, Relay, and the Future of Data Fetching in React
Robert Balicki introduces Isograph as a potential future of React data fetching, comparing it to his experience building Relay at Meta.
Revisiting Obsidian as a CMS
A home-built publishing system using Obsidian for writing, GitHub for storage, and Next.
Revisiting Obsidian as a CMS
A home-built publishing system using Obsidian for writing, GitHub for storage, and Next.
Tuomas Artman - Linear
Tuomas Artman from Linear breaks down the engineering behind their lightning-fast sync engine that powers the beloved modern issue tracking tool.
Sabin Adams - Prisma
Developer advocate Sabin Adams dives into Prisma's type-safe ORM magic, exploring schema power, Prisma Accelerate, and the future of database tooling.
Obsidian as a CMS
Obsidian as CMS: Git-based system using timestamps, GitHub sync, Cloudflare for assets, and NextJS for display—edit anywhere with automatic.
Obsidian as a CMS
Obsidian as CMS: Git-based system using timestamps, GitHub sync, Cloudflare for assets, and NextJS for display—edit anywhere with automatic.
GraphQL Code Generator with SvelteKit and TypeScript Example
I’ve started using TypeScript on every new project I start with Svelte. My buddy Jamie Barton has helped me out with getting set up with the GraphQL Code Generator so that data is typed in the project. This is a just so you know kind of guide as...
Getting Started with KitQL and GraphCMS
KitQL is a GraphQL client for Svelte. It is a set of tools to help you query GraphQL APIs. I’ve been using it in a couple of projects now and want to share what I have learned. What better way to do that than the (now) classic re-reaction of the...
SvelteKit Fetch from GraphQL Endpoint with Variables
If you want to fetch data from a GraphQL endpoint, you can use the browser fetch API without the need for any third party tools. You can use the browser fetch API in SvelteKit on both the client and the server. In this first example I’m using the...
Using the GitHub GraphQL API in a serverless function - GraphQL vs REST
This isn’t a guide, this is me documenting the how and why for a proof of concept project I worked on. So, I started playing around with the GitHub GraphQL API endpoint to do something I’ve been meaning to do for a wile now, that’s to make...
Get GraphQL Data Using Axios
Ok this is a little snippet I’ve got set up to query data from the GitHub GraphQL API. I use this for getting data to work with in data visualisation tools, I’ve done it a couple of times now with my Gatsby site but now I’m attempting to do it in a...
Integrating Yesod and Morpheus GraphQL
It's all about the types
API von 0 auf 100: Angular und GraphQL
Im Juni 2019 halten einen neuen Talk auf den beiden Konferenzen Developer Week und enterJS. Wir stellen Ihnen GraphQL und Angular vor.
Get your GraphCMS data into Gatsby
Let’s set up Gatsby to pull data from GraphCMS.
Unsere Vorträge zur DWX und enterJS 2018
Im Juni 2018 halten wir eine Reihe von Talks auf mehreren Konferenzen. Dies ist eine Liste aller Vorträge und des Workshops.
Generating Angular API clients with Apollo and GraphQL code generator
In this article, I will give a short introduction to GraphQL and then we shall look at at Apollo Angular and the GraphQL code generator. We will combine the flexibility of Graphql with the safety of strongly typed TypeScript code that is consistent between server and client.
blink(1) Github Status
A little while back I got a blink(1) , which is a cool little USB light that is fully programable.