London GraphQL October
Hosted by
London GraphQL
In-Person
Address available to attendees
Ready to join in on the fun?
Come and join us for the Autumn edition of London GraphQL; Two or three talks on the most up-to-date GraphQL topics interspersed with pizza and networking, and a casual get together afterwards at a local pub.
Please mark yourself as "Attending" to secure your place - we will be confirming attendee names with security for access purposes at 12pm on the day of the event.
Approximate Schedule:
6:45pm - Arrival, networking, pizzas 🍕
7:05pm - Greeting, event overview, code of conduct
7:15pm - Navigating the GraphQL Galaxy: American Express's Journey to a Federated Model, Stefano Cislaghi, American Express
7:45pm - Pizza and networking break
8:00pm - Increasing Velocity with GraphQL and PostgreSQL, Benjie Gillam, Graphile
8:30pm - Closing notes
8:45pm - Continued networking over drinks 🍻 at Adam & Eve
Hosted by Kraken Tech (Octopus Energy Group), a revolutionary energy tech platform built with predominantly Python & Django. They serve 54 million households worldwide and have 38GW of contracted capacity.
Location Kraken Tech, UK House, 182 Oxford St, W1D 1NN. The entrance is on a pedestrianised path off of Oxford Street, see this image for clarification.
Call for Speakers
Show off a project, discuss a proposed feature, share your patterns and solutions
New and seasoned speakers welcome
Mentoring, help and slides review available
Flexible talk format
http://tinyurl.com/LondonGraphQLcfp
All events ran by the GraphQL Foundation adhere to the code of conduct: https://graphql.org/codeofconduct/
(Code of Conduct contact for this event is the MC Benjie, team@graphile.com or any member of the GraphQL TSC)
Presentations
Stefano Cislaghi
Navigating the GraphQL Galaxy: American Express's Journey to a Federated Model
From the initial consideration to implementing a federated model. Learn how domain-driven design has influenced American Express practical approach and helped us in developing a big GraphQL Federated API also revamping the quality of our APIs.
Benjie Gillam
Increasing Velocity with GraphQL and PostgreSQL
GraphQL has exploded in popularity since its public launch in 2015, and PostgreSQL is still going strong after almost 30 years of development, gaining market share and impressive features at an ever increasing rate.
These tools can pair beautifully, in particular because they're both strongly typed and declarative. In this talk, we'll learn how combining these two technologies can lead to massively increased software development and delivery speed, faster APIs, fewer bugs, and ultimately enable you to focus on delivering value on the frontend rather than maintaining three different layers of data models and associated logic on the backend (DB, application, API).
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Ready to join in on the fun?
Platform Sponsors
Don't let broken lines of code, busted API calls, and crashes ruin you app. Join the 4M developers and 90K organizations who consider Sentry “not bad” when it comes to application monitoring. Use code “guild” for 3 free months of the team plan.
https://sentry.io
WorkOS is a modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. It provides flexible and easy-to-use APIs to ship user management, SSO, SCIM, and other enterprise features in minutes instead of months. Some of the hottest startups in the world are powered by WorkOS, including Perplexity, Vercel, and Webflow.
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London GraphQL October
Hosted by
London GraphQL
In-Person
Address available to attendees
Come and join us for the Autumn edition of London GraphQL; Two or three talks on the most up-to-date GraphQL topics interspersed with pizza and networking, and a casual get together afterwards at a local pub.
Please mark yourself as "Attending" to secure your place - we will be confirming attendee names with security for access purposes at 12pm on the day of the event.
Approximate Schedule:
6:45pm - Arrival, networking, pizzas 🍕
7:05pm - Greeting, event overview, code of conduct
7:15pm - Navigating the GraphQL Galaxy: American Express's Journey to a Federated Model, Stefano Cislaghi, American Express
7:45pm - Pizza and networking break
8:00pm - Increasing Velocity with GraphQL and PostgreSQL, Benjie Gillam, Graphile
8:30pm - Closing notes
8:45pm - Continued networking over drinks 🍻 at Adam & Eve
Hosted by Kraken Tech (Octopus Energy Group), a revolutionary energy tech platform built with predominantly Python & Django. They serve 54 million households worldwide and have 38GW of contracted capacity.
Location Kraken Tech, UK House, 182 Oxford St, W1D 1NN. The entrance is on a pedestrianised path off of Oxford Street, see this image for clarification.
Call for Speakers
Show off a project, discuss a proposed feature, share your patterns and solutions
New and seasoned speakers welcome
Mentoring, help and slides review available
Flexible talk format
http://tinyurl.com/LondonGraphQLcfp
All events ran by the GraphQL Foundation adhere to the code of conduct: https://graphql.org/codeofconduct/
(Code of Conduct contact for this event is the MC Benjie, team@graphile.com or any member of the GraphQL TSC)
Presentations
Stefano Cislaghi
Navigating the GraphQL Galaxy: American Express's Journey to a Federated Model
From the initial consideration to implementing a federated model. Learn how domain-driven design has influenced American Express practical approach and helped us in developing a big GraphQL Federated API also revamping the quality of our APIs.
Benjie Gillam
Increasing Velocity with GraphQL and PostgreSQL
GraphQL has exploded in popularity since its public launch in 2015, and PostgreSQL is still going strong after almost 30 years of development, gaining market share and impressive features at an ever increasing rate.
These tools can pair beautifully, in particular because they're both strongly typed and declarative. In this talk, we'll learn how combining these two technologies can lead to massively increased software development and delivery speed, faster APIs, fewer bugs, and ultimately enable you to focus on delivering value on the frontend rather than maintaining three different layers of data models and associated logic on the backend (DB, application, API).
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