Among the many ways of implementing a GraphQL engine, only one approach offers the same performance, scalability, and ACID guarantees as the underlying database.

The addition of REST support is a bridging strategy that will make it easier for organizations conducting modern API-driven development to run their GraphQL queries without having to create new ...

But it's more than just a protocol: The Graph also has an implementation, which is open source and uses GraphQL. GraphQL is a query language for APIs, developed and open sourced by Facebook.

In GraphQL the view makes queries or mutations which the Apollo Client (or any other GraphQL client) then parses and checks if the data already exists in the cache.

GraphQL, the Facebook-incubated data query language, is moving into its own open-source foundation. Like so many other similar open-source foundations, ...

Apollo's GraphOS delivers a supergraph database that answers GraphQL queries while storing data in a flexible and scalable form.

GraphQL’s ‘introspection queries’, if left unaccompanied by role-based access controls (RBAC), rate limiting, ‘allow lists’ and depth limiting (which determine how many levels of nesting ...