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GraphQL Radio

Technology

2022-07-18

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In this clip Benjie Gillam, GraphQL TSC member, shares his perspective on:

Being bored in computer science classes in uni
How he built his career from a hobby
How he remembers the early GraphQL scene
Lee Byron's plan and accurate vision
@defer and @stream
The GraphQL Foundation
Independence from Meta
The GraphQL Working Group
and much more…

Listen to the full interview here: https://graphqlradio.com/episodes/postgraphile-and-beyond-w-benjie-gillam-graphql-technical-steering-committee-member

Benjie Gillam is a community-funded open source developer and maintainer of PostGraphile from the UK. He's also a GraphQL Technical Steering Committee member, and a GraphQL trainer and consultant. Tune in to learn about his perspective on all things PostGraphile, GraphQL, working on open source, and the GraphQL Foundation.