While GraphQL provides a flexible and powerful approach to building APIs, there are some common anti-patterns that developers may unintentionally implement when working with GraphQL query resolvers. These anti-patterns – the opposite of yesterday’s top 10 practices – can lead to issues such as performance bottlenecks, security vulnerabilities, or maintenance difficulties. Here are some of... Continue reading →

For to long lock-in has been referred to with an almost entirely negative connotation even though it can be inferred in positive and negative situations. The fact is that there’s a much more nuanced and balanced range to benefits and disadvantages of lock-in. Often this may even be referred to as this or that dependency,... Continue reading →