Apollo GraphQL Blog

Welcome to our second installment of the Apollo Changelog! We’ve got a ton of great news this week, so let’s dive straight in. Retail ❤️ GraphOS Retail companies of all sorts face similar technical challenges around topics like checkout, product availability, and personalization. We’ve observed with many retail organizations (including some very large ones!) that GraphOS is […]

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January 24, 2023

New Apollo Federation spec compliance tools for GraphQL Server maintainers

Apollo Federation is supported by over 20 different subgraph libraries across 12 different programming languages. Have you ever wondered how we capture those compatibility results? In order to ensure those libraries are compatible with the specification, we have a testing repository that verifies compatibility against their reference implementations. While it is great to have a […]

January 23, 2023

Apollo Changelog: Jan 23, 2023

We’re building so much great stuff at Apollo that it can be tricky to keep track of it all! To help with that, we’re kicking off our Changelog series to cover exciting releases for GraphOS and our open-source projects. We’ll also let you know about upcoming live events and new educational content to help you […]

January 17, 2023

Rethinking React components with @defer

Since the rise of the frontend framework and the framework wars of the 2010s, we’ve all gotten pretty used to the idea of building single-page apps that load a JavaScript bundle and then send queries to a server dynamically as a user clicks around. The move to single-page apps was driven by the need to […]

January 10, 2023

4 New Year’s resolutions for your Kotlin apps

Happy New Year everyone 🥳. I hope 2023 brings you joy, happiness and loads of type safety! To kickstart the year, here’s a small list of tips & tricks for working with GraphQL in a Kotlin app. These tips have nothing in common besides the fact that they are easy to implement and will make […]