The Future of GraphQL in the Enterprise Panel Discussion by GraphCMS
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Panelists describe concrete wins and limits: GraphCMS ships a GraphQL-native CMS, Fauna uses GraphQL as its public interface while marrying it to FQL, teams adopt GraphQL Mesh and federation to compose many services, and type generation speeds development. Live queries and new directives are emerging. Hard problems remain — cross-service joins, authorization rules and tail latency in federated queries — and adoption spreads beyond engineers to analysts and marketing as GraphQL becomes a usable query layer.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Who is Evan Weaver
- 2:15Who is YURI
- 3:22Who is Michael
- 5:03Evolution of GraphQL
- 10:40GraphQL as a contract
- 12:15Content federation
- 18:35Merging multiple APIs
- 23:13Fauna
- 27:35GraphQL over databases
- 28:28GraphQL mutation language
- 30:09Predictions for the future
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