🎤 The GraphQLConf CFP is open! Got a GraphQL idea or story to share? Join us May 6 - 7 at Meta HQ in Menlo Park. Submit your talk 👇 sessionize.com/graphqlconf...

Houdini is one of the most exciting things going in the world of GraphQL right now. Check out the video from the latest conference youtu.be/cRTYf59rYMU What is an ideal client when GraphQL goes full stack?

Hey folks! Isograph v0.5.0 has just been released!! The trend of groundbreaking releases continues 🎉 This release includes support for optimistic updates and for writing external data into Isograph. And it has massive DevEx wins 🤩 and huge perf wins. Let's dive in!

Announcing our Containers in Rust track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Carson Weeks to explore container internals: kernel primitives (namespaces, cgroups, seccomp) and their role in isolation/resource control. See a #rustlang implementation for memory-safe inspection and tweaking. rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Closed-Loop LLM Engineering track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Viraj Mehta to explore an LLM gateway leveraging #Tokio, Clarabel conic program solver, and #ClickHouse to update prompt-model sampling probabilities in real time. Plus: agent optimization competition! rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Safety Critical Rust track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join us for sessions on all things safety critical, led by Xander Cesari from the Safety-Critical Rust Consortium & Rust Project Content team. Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Scientific Computing track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Helmut Carter and James Logan to explore scientific computing in #RustLang. Discuss interoperability, accessibility, best practices, and community. Share experiences and ideas to shape the field. Waitlist: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Distributed Systems track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Brendan O'Brien for an open discussion where everyone interested in #DistributedSystems can share knowledge, challenges, and learn from the community to help us all be the best we can be. Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Interop Workshop: Rust - Python In 1 Hour at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join @nrposner.bsky.social for a whirlwind intro to #Rust-Python interop with #PyO3. Create a simple app using common patterns. Open to all skill levels, focused on beginners. Join the waitlist: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Automate Crate Maintenance track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Yuri Astrakhan to explore CI, AutoFix, AutoPublish, and other tricks. Focus on code; let automation handle reviews, code hygiene, publishing, and maintenance with minimal effort. Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Managing Medium To Large Rust Projects track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Joshua Send for discussions on organization, modularization, and build strategies. Topics: crates vs modules, Cargo vs alternatives, compilation speed, generics vs dyns. Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Turn ANYTHING into a database track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join @alexkesling.bsky.social with your laptops and crazy ideas. Walk through how to make almost anything queryable via SQL! Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Rust as a Common Implementation Language track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join @lucretiel.me to explore how established teams can benefit from Rust without full rewrites. Why maintain separate Java/Python/Node implementations when a single Rust library could serve all? rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Building with Rust & Goblin AI track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Will Berry to explore an open source workflow engine similar to n8n, written in Rust, that runs code in multiple languages and its real world breakthrough use cases. Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Make Your Own Gametank Game in Rust workshop at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Devin Brite to create games for the GameTank, an open source 8-bit console. Bring your laptop, build your own game (like Pong) in #RustLang, and play it together! Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Databases in Rust track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Dov Alperin to discuss #databases as complex distributed systems demanding both speed and safety. Explore why a growing number of teams are choosing to build databases in #RustLang. Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Diversity by Design: Strengthening Tech Communities Through Representation track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Stephanie Zavala to explore practical ways to grow diversity in tech, from outreach and contributor pipelines to allyship and inclusive project culture. rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing our Service-Meta Architecture track at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join David Souther to explore patterns that help #RustLang codebases evolve and tame complexity. Join the waitlist: rust.nyc/unconf

Announcing Rust Fundamentals - An Interactive Workshop at #RustNYC Unconf 2025! Join Savanni D'Gerinel for an interactive workshop exploring Rust fundamentals. Whether you want a #RustLang refresher or have never written a line of code, bring your laptop and dive in! Register now: rust.nyc/unconf

Excited for the #RustNYC talks Nov. 13! Herrington Darkholme will present a comprehensive guide to building custom linting tools for #RustLang projects. Matt Powers will speak about #SedonaDB, a geospatial compute engine that's built on #DataFusion. Register: www.meetup.com/rust-nyc/eve...

First annual Rust NYC Unconf registrations are open! rust.nyc/unconf

I can't wait for this!! We've had an extremely strong year with - more meetups than in any previous year, - the largest meetup we've ever had, and - the most members of any Rust meetup in the world! And what better way to celebrate but to cap it off with an unconf!!!

I don't think it's impossible for reuse of fragments to be the wrong choice. But, in practice, in any given situation, it likely is. - Fragments are a way of expressing parameter types, e.g. `function fooNonGraphQL(data: { user: name })` is somewhat equivalent

This is a great talk! The key things to note about fragments are that a single function should read a given fragment (i.e. they're not for reuse). isograph.dev is an entire framework built upon taking that to its logical conclusion!

Vite and Vitest imply the existence of Viter

Check out this one pager: isograph.dev/docs/how-iso... TLDR, imagine: - Relay, but without fragment spreads or other boilerplate, i.e. as if everything was a resolver, and - if everything is a resolver, you can do a whole bunch of awesome things: defer without server support...

@statisticsftw.bsky.social remember when I said we couldn’t query atproto with GraphQL? Well @slices.network might have just changed that! I’d use Isograph in a heartbeat with atproto.

Robert Balicki is a Staff Engineer at Pinterest and creator of the open-source project Isograph. He joins Gregor Vand to discuss challenges and solutions for managing data in frontend apps. @statisticsftw.bsky.social softwareengineeringdaily.com/2025/09/23/i...

When getting started, I listened to almost every episode of Software Engineering Daily for years! Look at me now, ma! :)

sograph 0.4 has been released!! Importantly, this includes the official release of the VSCode extension! It includes new primitives! And it includes so much more! Let's talk about the VSCode extension and client pointers, and save the rest for another thread 😎

#GraphQLConf murder mystery - who shot @statisticsftw.bsky.social?!! (photo credit: @tazsingh.com)

as they say, "if you improve performance by 20%, you did something smart. If you improve performance by 20x, you stopped doing something stupid."

Well, it mostly works with Claude code wiring a shitload of hacks together but I am archiving stuff for offline viewing lol github.com/notactuallyt...

This is our first month to have two events in a long time! Check it out if you're in NYC

#RustNYC has another upcoming meetup on 3/26: I can't believe that's legal Rust! with @mgattozzi.dev I'm pumped about this meetup. If you loved his RustConf talk "WEIRD EXPRESSIONS AND WHERE TO FIND THEM" (caps in original), then you're going to love this talk.

Don’t worry, laws are neutral, the rich and poor are punished the same for stealing bread

Something absolutely massive is about to land in Isograph, and I'm so excited

Content Foundry made it to the HN front page!!!

Content Foundry, the first company to use Isograph, is going live now!!!! x.com/i/broadcasts... Randall Bennett, the founder, has believed in Isograph since day one!!! In many ways, Content Foundry is the perfect initial adopter:

Content Foundry, the first company to use Isograph, is going live now!!!! x.com/i/broadcasts... Randall Bennett, the founder, has believed in Isograph since day one!!! In many ways, Content Foundry is the perfect initial adopter:

Has anyone done an “atproto of nothing” joke yet?

A bit of insider baseball, but this has been something I've always thought was confusing about Relay: the fact that Relay fetch policies combine fetch policies and suspense policies. Anyway, there are no suspense policies. For now, if there is missing data, you suspend.

We're *extremely* excited to announce the release of Isograph 0.3.0 and 0.3.1! These releases are chock-full of new features, and make Isograph much more usable in real-world projects. Let's dive in! isograph.dev/blog/2025/03...

noooo the chat feed keeps showing that I have one unread message, even though I've read all of the messages

We're *extremely* excited to announce the release of Isograph 0.3.0 and 0.3.1! These releases are chock-full of new features, and make Isograph much more usable in real-world projects. Let's dive in! isograph.dev/blog/2025/03...

New blog post: Thinking about React as a state machine can help us reason about async state updates and React’s concurrent ceatures: {transitions} = f(state) jordaneldredge.com/blog/transit...

Currently piping BlueSky into Materialize, using their delightful Jetstream source (docs.bsky.app/blog/jetstream). It's then just a bit of (recursive) SQL to e.g. live monitor the largest threads, the deepest threads, the most improbably shaped and tenuous threads which should be pointed out.

wow Deepseek really doesn't understand negative capture groups (neither do I)