A GraphQL structure; simple, flexible, sensible

A GraphQL structure; simple, flexible, sensible

Unlock a flexible GraphQL structure that scales with your app

Back in 2016, I started using GraphQL on a personal project. Since then, I’ve advocated for its use in all my consulting activities. I do not need to convince you, a savvy developer, GraphQL offers many advantages over its predecessors REST and SOAP. In the many projects I’ve led, there were some hard lessons learned about architecting the graph correctly.

Using JSON functions in PostgreSQL to support GraphQL

Using JSON functions in PostgreSQL to support GraphQL

I love PostgreSQL, always have. I remember, it was easily more than a decade ago, when I first ran into PostgreSQL (PG). It seemed all major open source projects used MySQL. When I learned PG was also open source, plus had more SQL compliant features, I knew it would someday become the de facto open source database. At the time, the client tools, support, and pure speed were not there, but the foundation for a great product existed.