The open source query language GraphQL is the future of APIs, but getting it to hum (and hum at scale) takes some strategizing. Here’s what we’ve learned.

For example, if you want to know how many women above a certain age purchased a certain product from your website in a given month, you could query your ecommerce API with GraphQL.

For example, an API only allows you to search for customers by email. To search customers by city, the application would need to gather up all customers, then filter them one by one.

GraphQL, an emerging standard for querying multiple types of data systems, is shifting the debate about how we access and transform data, and may very well have as much of an impact or more as SQL ...

Apollo GraphQL, the graph-based API orchestration leader, today announced significant Apollo GraphOS platform enhancements focused on AI-readiness, delivering advanced capabilities that enable ...

GraphQL’s declarative, schema-driven approach to API orchestration provides these capabilities out-of-the-box, making it suited to serve as the foundation for MCP implementations, especially in ...

GraphQL, developed internally at Facebook to help developers with API management before getting rolled out as an open source query language in 2015, has gained traction as an alternative (or ...

But, it’s important to separate truth from fiction when it comes to GraphQL security. Here are five things you may not, but should, know and do, to ensure GraphQL security: ...