GraphQL

🟢GraphQL Foundation Budget Report, 2025-2026 🟣 Is GraphQL the Panacea for Agentic AI? @__xuorig__ graphqlweekly.com/issues/414

🟡Typograph - A pure typescript GraphQL library 🟡GraphQL Codegen Operations & Client Preset v6 Released @eddeee888 🟡HTTP OTLP support for metrics and traces shipped in @apollographql Router v2.13 🟡TLS, mTLS and HTTP/2 Support in Hive Router @TheGuildDev 👇

GraphQL Weekly 414 is out 🥳 🔵GraphQLConf 2026 next week! Secure your ticket by tomorrow! 🔵GraphQL Day FOST NYC — May 13-14 🔵Free conference tickets for GraphQL Day in Amsterdam (9-10 June)! 🟡graphql-js v17 is now in beta! 🟡Coprocessors in Hive Router @TheGuildDev 👇

Jens from @wundergraphcom is speaking on “Understanding Your Graph, One Hash at a Time.” A very GraphQL way to talk about visibility, change, and operations. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Nasser Abouelazm is presenting “The deprecated Journey.” From schema hint to gateway power: a good reminder that small metadata can do serious work. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Registration closes this week: Join Martijn Walraven for “A GraphQL-inspired Orchestration Language for the AI Era.” Interesting territory from one of Apollo Federation’s co-creators. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Registration closing soon! Janette Cheng from Meta is presenting “Resolvers Everywhere.” Client/server boundaries are getting blurrier; this talk digs into what that means for GraphQL. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Adam Benkhassen from The Guild is speaking on trusted documents as a platform capability. If allowlisting still feels bolted on, this one’s for you. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Eddy Nguyen and Igor Kusakov are presenting “The Biggest Change To GraphQL Codegen in 10 Years.” If codegen is in your workflow, don’t miss this. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Registration closes Tuesday! Join Laurin Quast, who is speaking on “Breaking up With Inputs (Without Breaking Your Users).” Schema evolution is hard; doing it without harming clients is harder. graphql.org/conf/2026/

Registration closes Tuesday! Roy Derks is speaking on “Simplifying MCP Tool Sprawl With GraphQL.” A grounded angle on where GraphQL fits into the current agent/tooling conversation. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Sharon Gorla from Starbucks is speaking on “GraphQL Meets LLMs & Agents.” Not a toy demo — production AI at Starbucks scale. Register by May 12: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Rob Richard is presenting “Lower Latency With Streaming GraphQL.” For teams trying to improve perceived performance without compromising the graph. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Harpreet Siddhu and Shravanth Venkatesh are covering “When GraphQL Gets Expensive” in production serverless architectures. Performance is cost. Register free: graphql.org/conf/2026/

GraphQLConf isn’t just about technology. It’s about a community of people showing up because they genuinely care. Come and join us by registering for FREE by May 12th: graphql.org/conf

Sreekanth Ramakrishnan from Netflix is presenting “Screens on Shuffle: How Netflix Scales Server-Driven, Ever-Changing Pages.” A practical look at GraphQL and SDUI at scale. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Registration closes in a week! Join us as to to hear how Instagram is using federation to power major product migrations. It’s a rare look at how GraphQL evolves inside a product at that scale. Register here: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Clarice Abreu and Rodrigo Jesus from Brex are speaking on “Safely Merging Subgraphs in a Distributed World.” Federation gets real when teams move independently. Register here: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Aishwarya Tirumala from Amazon is speaking on “Scaling GraphQL on AWS” for high-volume data systems. Real production architecture, not just patterns. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/

Dotan Simha is speaking on “Beyond HTTP 200: Observability With GraphQL.” Because successful HTTP responses don’t mean your graph is healthy. Register: graphql.org/conf/2026/