GraphQL

🎥 Missed GraphQLConf 2026? Catch the highlights from two days of talks on GraphQL performance, federation, AI, tooling, production lessons, and what’s next for the ecosystem. Watch now 👇 youtu.be/Q4vnvVYyqrQ #GraphQL #GraphQLConf

Thore Koritzius explains how to retrieve the meaningful parts of your #GraphQL schemas using fined tuned embedding models. graphql.org/blog/2026-06-1…

"Everything you can do with GraphQL, you can do with REST" Bad GraphQL take? Ambassador @JeffAuriemma gives his honest opinion. youtube.com/watch?v=wh_ZK4…

Adding new #GraphQL enums or union types to a schema doesn't break clients as long as they follow those best practices! graphql.org/learn/robust-a…

#GraphQL reduces friction and increases team productivity accross the whole software chain, from backend to frontend. More from Amanda Olsen and Sam Combs on the GraphQL blog 👇 graphql.org/blog/2026-06-2…

🎟️ GraphQL Day London tickets are now available! graphql.org/day/2026/londo…

AI coding agents are everywhere, but most still don't know your team's GraphQL conventions. Dale Seo explores how GraphQL Agent Skills help agents write better queries, use schemas correctly, avoid deprecated patterns, and learn best practices automatically. Full talk 👉 youtu.be/FcXu6yj8hOE #graphql #agenticai @apollographql

Five reasons GraphQL should be in your stack: - a single language for data - self documenting APIs - efficiency - especially important in the AI age - discoverability - composition Thanks Jeff! youtube.com/watch?v=GQoivf…

👏 Congratulations to the winners of the H1 #GraphQL call for projects! • GraphiQL 6: Trevor Scheer • GraphQL.js maintainance: Yaacov Rydzinski • Interactive tutorials: Alec Aivazis We're very excited to have such talented individuals contributing the ecosystem. graphql.org/blog/2026-06-1…

Weekly 417 is out 🥳 🟡Introducing GraphQL.js v17 @YRydzinski 🟡Demand Control in Hive Router @TheGuildDev 🟡Open Your GraphQL API for the REST @Chilli_Cream 🔵@apollographql Summit 2026 announced! 🟣Announcing the H1 2026 Grants 🟣Meet the latest 2026 Ambassador Cohort 👇

📆 Save the date! GraphQL Day London is happening Oct 1st, 2026 🇬🇧 This is your chance to meet the GraphQL community, share best practices and learn the latest in modern #GraphQL Tickets are coming soon, stay tuned! graphql.org/day/2026/londo…

New ambassadors alert! Meet our new ambassadors, Christian and Željko. You've probably seen them at various tech conferences around the world and we are thrilled to have them on board! Welcome Christian and Željko 👋 graphql.org/blog/2026-06-1…

@gissen_dev Thank you 🩷

@GraphQL observability events are the sleeper feature here — everyone'll cheer the spec correctness but that's the one i'll actually use day to day. nice work!

🚀 GraphQL.js 17 is out! This is a major milestone for #GraphQL GraphQL.js 17 brings low level execution APIs, observability events, spec correctness and more. graphql.org/blog/2026-06-1…

✅ Upgrade now, try the new stuff and let us know how that goes. We look forward to seeing what you're going to build! Full migration guide 👇 graphql-js.org/upgrade-guides…

❤️ GraphQL.js 17 is a team effort from over 40 contributors. We are very grateful for the attention to details and love that went in this release. Special thanks goes to Yaacov for shepherding the release and getting it through the finish line.

@Jasmine35599023 Trusted documents fix this (and a lot of other things)

@GraphQL fragments turning a client optimization into a server attack surface is a genuinely uncomfortable tradeoff to sit with.

Fragments make GraphQL clients more powerful. They can also make servers more vulnerable. Sachin Shinde breaks down how fragment-based vulnerabilities work, what recent CVEs revealed, and how GraphQL servers can defend against them. youtu.be/A7yu0fl20AE

At Open Source Summit India? Come and say hi to our friendly Ambassadors, find them at the GraphQL booth today!