GraphQL 1.8.0 was designed and built largely as a part of my work at GitHub. Besides designing the new Schema definition API, I migrated our codebase to use it. Here are some field notes from my migration.

GraphQL-Ruby 1.8.0 will have a new class-based API for defining your schema. Let’s investigate the design choices in the new API.

This fall, several people presented their work on Ruby type checkers. So let’s take a look: what’s the big deal, and what have they been up to?

For Planning Center free week, I cooked up react-rails 2.0 🎊.

You can tell Ruby on Rails to respond to changes in certain files during development.

GraphQL 1.5.0 includes a new way to define a schema: from a GraphQL definition.

One way to keep an eye on your GraphQL schema is to check the definition into source control.

Soon, graphql-ruby 1.5.0 will be released. Query execution will be ~70% faster than 1.3.0!

It’s possible to get IO operations running in parallel with the graphql gem.

graphql-ruby is almost two years old! Today, I’m adding a new element to the project, GraphQL::Pro.