A common practice in any coding is to get a time stamp for the start and stop of a process, and probably calc the elapsed time since it started (ya know, because that means we don’t have to mentally calc it ourselves the zillion times the code will run!). The following is usually an example... Continue reading →

I’ve written this post to provide a detailed look at what a role around API Governance, or simply the functions of API Governance, would be centered around. Continue reading →

No cruft, let’s just start. What I’ve done is take those docs and add some specific details and information for this happy path. It includes additional references for the steps I took, and specifically what I’m running this on for this particular tutorial. As noted below, there is a section where this deviates from those... Continue reading →

GraphQL, a query language and execution engine is described in this specification based on capabilities and requirements of data models for client-server applications. This article details and elaborates on the specification, the features and capabilities of GraphQL and… The Humans Every aspect of languages and specifications are created with context of an end user human.... Continue reading →

This is the error I’ve bumped into while working through the example for Apollo’s GraphQL Federation when setting up a subgraph API. I’ve tried several things to resolve this error including changing versions for the GraphQL library in use but that hasn’t fixed it. I’ve also got this now on MacOS, Linux, and Windows so... Continue reading →