As conference presentations are published to YouTube, videos will be posted here in chronological order.
Steven Luscher – April 25, 2016
Stephen explains how to quickly set up a GraphQL endpoint starting from existing data services like Django, Rails, or an existing REST API while live-coding examples in Ruby, Python, and Javascript.
Nick Schrock – September 14, 2015
Nick introduces GraphQL and its origin and explains how React and GraphQL are horizontal platforms which can improve the current state of mobile development.
Lee Byron – August 24, 2015
Lee introduces GraphQL and its origin and announces the public release of GraphiQL, an in-browser GraphQL IDE.
Nick Schrock – August 24, 2015
Nick expands on Lee's talk, explaining how to use graphql-js to build a server. Then introduces how wrapping an existing REST server can be an effective way to get started with GraphQL and announces the public release of "swapi-graphql" a wrapper of the Star Wars REST API to illustrate. Many live demos of "swapi-graphql" using GraphiQL.
Lee Byron – July 2, 2015
Lee introduces GraphQL and its origin and announces the public release of the GraphQL working draft specification and "graphql-js" a reference implementation.
Nick Schrock, Dan Schafer – July 3, 2015
Nick and Dan expands on Lee's talk, explaining how to use graphql-js to build a server and explain the merits of a strong type system.
Dan Schafer, Jing Chen – January 28, 2015
Dan introduces GraphQL, the data-fetching language used at Facebook. Jing introduces Relay, an application framework using React and GraphQL. Both technologies are being used at Facebook to build products and will soon be open-sourced.