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Thank you, great talk and work

Nice presentation Rama & Aditi. Quick question: DGS framework has been the widely adopted GraphQL Java framework by many companies - including Intuit. However, it's important to note that Netflix plans to phase out DGS-specific code by the end of 2024 - because of overlaping functionalities. In this context, are you plannig to migrate ypur code to Spring-GraphQL framework - by removing GGS Code?

Awesome!

Awesome presentation! Do you have any public documents for this security model? Any specs for this connectors?

If the field is only nullable during migration, maybe it's worth suffixing the field with something temporary, then using deprecation to move to the non-nullable one? hopefully o11y can identify deprecated usage and generated codemods could help make migrating client code faster

when it did get bad results back from LLM you should feed the type error back to LMM. I'm sure the second time you would get correct results.

Wundergraph has similar idea.

Whoa. New haircut. 😮

I really enjoyed this report and want to note how skillfully the images of cheerful little people used in the presentation were created. Thanks a lot!

A fantastic talk! Thank you so much for showcasing GraphQL Testing Library, Alessia! > Does MSW support fetch as well as ClientRequest? Yes. MSW comes with full support for fetch in Node.js (Undici). Same handlers, different underlying protocols (you don't care about those). One limitation being is that fetch has to be global (it actually doesn't matter where it comes from, whether it's Undici or node fetch; we draw the line at the Fetch API spec itself).

GraphQL conf EU 🤩🤩

Looks like a nice fresh start compared to Apollo and Relay, very interesting ideas! 🚀

guy talks like he's doing an infomercial. horrible. abort.

I'm excited to share all the amazing features that have landed in Isograph in the past year!

Great, Dan

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where i can get the resource which are used in the video. thanks

GraphQL is dogshit. Learn something useful

Lol I love the shade thrown at tRPC. I still have not understood the use case for this except as a perfect way to couple your code in ways that will make it harder to migrate away from when you eventually need to down the line.

Guys, thanks for the video. But you should improve the sound. it's too quiet and of low quality.

Theo keeps pushing tRPC. Even at a GraphQL conference. I hope one day he learns to use Relay. If you are using anything else on the client side, you are not doing GraphQL right.

Awesome talk. One of the best I heard from the Conf.

Pity, stopped watching after two minutes. Sound quality was horrible.

Really wanna learn about the tests that you used to test if it will compose any repo to share ?

Thanks for

brilliantly

as relay user, this is super cool goodluck

Thanks for sharing!

Nice talk

loved to see you in the Guild ♥

Great talk, I'm excited for this! Rooting for you Robert!

Audio is bad. Shame.

How does it compare to GQTY and Grats?

Love it! I'm really stoked that Marc-André gave this talk, having been in the space for so long. His wisdom and the tacit knowledge is on display as he share the timeline having lived through those moments himself. It's coming full circle code-first -> schema-first -> programming language first

stunning presentation!

It seems to me that converting `hometown: String` to `hometown: String!` ought to be considered as a potentially breaking change. If you have typesafe clients that generate types from schema, they'll treat the former as `Optional<String>` versus the latter as `String` (or whatever syntax the typesafe language has for that)

Interested to hear if you think that, when properly secured - either by supporting tooling or more rigorous dev practices, that introspection is "safe" to enable?

Thank you Benji! It’s amazing that you managed to push through all the hurdles required to get this done 🙏 I’m excited for the future ahead. This topic has been top of mind for me since 2016. Glad to see a community solution 🎉

Wonderful job, Benjie!

A prolific speaker indeed👏

Here are the slides on the new DataLoader algorithm: files.wundergraph.com/Dataloader_3.0_WunderGraph_Jens_Neuse.pdf

no, ssr is just one client, web. an API can have more than one clients/consumer.

I hear what you're saying, but hear me out. Ain't nobody got time for that. Postgraphile Hasura

You go girl! Wow not only you are a top experts, but you are a top speaker 💪🏻

nice

Best talk I have heard on this topic

Thanks for the talk, Stephanie! We can certainly improve when it comes to GraphQL mocking in MSW. One thing I want to advocate more for is schema-based mocking where you capture all queries by "graphql.operation()" and resolve them using the actual "graphql" function from the same package. This allows for stricter mocks but also field filtering, and even mock resolver support.

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Each question has a detailed README that explains why composition fails. Maybe we could open source the game. :)

very fun game. what a good speaker. lee byron is sitting down. what is going on? lol I died