Keynote: GraphQL’s Next Chapter: Progress, Proposals, and Participation
summary
Community working groups produce concrete outputs: a nearly finished MIT‑licensed composite schema spec with a reference test suite and multiple vendor implementations, a settled nullability fix built around an onError approach plus a capabilities API awaiting merge, and AI tooling like a embeddings library based on PGVector feeding semantic introspection via cosine search. A new GAPS process publishes community specs in the GAPS repo on GitHub (example: an app-mock directive) and grants fund GraphQL.js maintenance and a GraphiQL redesign.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction and evolution
- 2:11Working groups process
- 7:50GAPs initiative announced
- 12:01Community grants program
- 14:31Summary and call to action
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