• Title GraphQL at Enterprise Scale: A Principled Approach to Consolidating a Data Graph
• Author(s) Jeff Hampton, Michael Watson, Mandi Wise
• Publisher: Apollo Graph
• eBook: PDF
• Language: English
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Book Description

GraphQL makes its way into an enterprise’s tech stack through a variety of avenues, for instance, a single team eager to leverage its client-driven approach to data fetching. This guide is for engineering leaders.

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