Abstract
GraphQL lets you select fields out of the box. Relay and Apollo introduce standard patterns for paginating results. There are however no obvious patterns for sorting and filtering results. Allow me to present a few reusable solutions.
This page gathers the very few talks I have given so far. Link to slides presented at that time are also listed.
I gave this talk on at GraphQL Summit in San Francisco. Here are the slides.
GraphQL lets you select fields out of the box. Relay and Apollo introduce standard patterns for paginating results. There are however no obvious patterns for sorting and filtering results. Allow me to present a few reusable solutions.
I gave this talk on at Northeast Scala Symposium held in NYC. Make sure to check out the slides as well as the demo project featured in the slides.
APIs are great! But what if your APIs were coming with a type
system? What if your APIs were so predictable that versioning them
was history? What if consumers of your APIs could get exactly what
they want at every request? Let's discover GraphQL and its
implementation in Scala: Sangria.
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I gave 2 mini-presentations of cryptic:
cryptic is a script to very easily split root and home partitions when installing Ubuntu on a fully encrypted disk.