GraphQL Conf 2023

The 2023 edition of GraphQLConf is over. In case you had to miss this great experience, you can still watch all session recordings and get the speaker slides by going to the event schedule.

It is great to see how the GraphQL ecosystem keeps growing and what new innovations and tools are appearing.

Start by watching Uri Goldshtein's keynote on the state of GraphQL focused on highlighting the biggest open source innovations from the last year.

Then have a look at the GraphQL Fusion presentation given by Michael Staib, introducing a new open spec for remote execution and federation of services that challenges the existing patterns of specification-less Federation protocols with a fresh approach.

Learn how GrapQL and CQRS can be combined, how AI is also finding its way in GraphQL land and much more….

Azure DevOps/ GitHub emoji

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