Moderator - Uri Goldshtein
Panelists:
Ellen Shapiro - Swift, Kotlin
Gabriel Nordborn - RescriptRelay
Marcin Gebala - Python
Alexander Varwijk - PHP
Robert Mosolgo - Ru
Moderator - Uri Goldshtein
Panelists:
Ellen Shapiro - Swift, Kotlin
Gabriel Nordborn - RescriptRelay
Marcin Gebala - Python
Alexander Varwijk - PHP
Robert Mosolgo - Ru
The main focus of the panel discussion is on using GraphQL in programming languages other than JavaScript, exploring how GraphQL integrates with different languages and ecosystems.
GraphQL is a query language for APIs that allows clients to request exactly the data they need, making it efficient and flexible. It is significant because it is language agnostic, allowing integration across various programming environments.
The Guild is a group mentioned by a panel member named Ulriam. They primarily work around JavaScript, TypeScript, and Rust.
According to Alexander Fawak, implementing real-time subscriptions in PHP was a significant challenge, especially in the context of building a real-time chat feature.
Marcin Gambala mentions that Python, being easy to write and maintain, pairs well with GraphQL, especially using frameworks like Django with the Graphene Framework for building web applications.
Jeremy highlights that Rust provides safety and performance, particularly in cloud-native environments, where reducing CPU usage can significantly cut costs. The strong compiler support in Rust ensures efficient and error-free code execution.
Ellen, a mobile developer advocate, notes that GraphQL facilitates better communication with backend teams and provides flexibility in data fetching, which is crucial for mobile apps that require efficient network usage and quick updates.
Rescript Relay is an open-source library that connects Facebook’s GraphQL client Relay with the Rescript programming language. It is maintained by Gabriel from Sweden.
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