GraphQL allows frontend developers — the folks whose job is to worry about the user experience — to query for backend data, irrespective of the API style or purpose.

The MicroProfile community has released MicroProfile GraphQL 1.0, a new standalone API. Joining the three existing standalone APIs - Reactive Streams Operators, Context Propagation and Reactive Messag ...

The following article is part of a series of articles about our NerdWallet Summer Internship program. Ming Horn is a student at Mills College and shared their experience as an software engineer ...

GraphQL API is the open base for extending the functionality of Frontify. The open API gives users the power and flexibility to build apps and integrations on top of the already industry-leading ...

The GraphQL Storefront API also unlocks information previously only available via the BigCommerce backend to be accessed via front-end javascript, which allowed Austin-based CBD retailer Canvas ...

GraphQL.org, the home of the project, states that GraphQL is “A query language for your APIs.” Facebook has been using it internally since 2012 and publicly released it in 2015.

This is a guest post for the Computer Weekly Developer Network’s API series written by Shahar Binyamin, CEO and co-founder at Inigo, a GraphQL security and management platform. Binyamin writes ...

Surely, GraphQL is also now at this point, where it’s stable and has wide adoption but could benefit from being separated from the mothership and get its own vendor-neutral foundation.