Batteries Included Reimagined - The Revival of GraphQL Yoga, Uri Goldshtein
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The Guild releases Envelop plugin system claiming a hookable layer around graphql-js that yields real wins: adding parser cache, validation cache, graphql jit makes a baseline server much faster, teams replace Apollo Gateway with Envelop in federated setups, and deployments run on Cloudflare Workers / edge. A revived GraphQL Yoga 2.0 alpha wraps Envelop to give batteries‑included defaults (subscriptions, defer/stream, live queries) while companies like Redwood and Clara report successful migrations.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 5:10GraphQL Server
- 6:05GraphQL Ecosystem
- 10:22First Sketch
- 12:27What Envelope helped us
- 14:00Plugin Hub
- 15:00Solution Sharing
- 17:00Redwood
- 18:03Shared Infrastructure
- 19:15Case Study Clara
- 19:41Babel for GraphQL
- 20:57Learn more
- 21:47GraphQL Yoga
- 24:26Summary
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