The open source query language GraphQL is the future of APIs, but getting it to hum (and hum at scale) takes some strategizing. Here’s what we’ve learned.

GraphQL can help you get more data from the storage stage to the analytics stage, allowing you to get better insights from your information.

Software developers are overwhelmed with the vast amounts of APIs needed to develop apps today, but GraphQL could present a new way.

With GraphQL, you get to build whatever API you like and let the client determine what data it wants to access. Just don’t call it a query language Web giants like Facebook and Google are ...

Today that vision came into clearer focus as the company announced two new free GraphQL tools to help simplify API management.

Users can connect a Hasura GraphQL API to their Oracle, MySQL or other data sources with just a few clicks of a mouse, eliminating weeks or months of time in API development.

Hasura is known for its technology designed to enable software application developers to use it (locally, or in the cloud) and connect to new or existing databases to instantly get a production ...

Hasura is an open-source engine that can connect to PostgreSQL databases and microservices across hybrid- and multi-cloud environments and then automatically build a GraphQL API backend for them ...

Apollo GraphQL, the graph-based API orchestration company, today announced the general availability of Apollo Connectors for REST APIs and new GraphOS platform enhancements – giving enterprises ...

Apollo GraphQL, the graph-based API orchestration leader, today announced the Apollo MCP Server, a solution that connects graph APIs to AI models using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). MCP has ...