We took part in the recently held GraphQL Summit in San Francisco. The conference was exciting, and it had a great line up of talks. As expected, the enthusiasm in the GraphQL community was unmatchable. We took part as one of the platinum sponsors of the event, and we also unveiled the new GraphQL API for Dgraph. Read along as we share our experience at the event as it unfolded.

“GraphQL is not a Graph DB query language — it's a replacement for REST APIs." That's my standard opening statement whenever talking about Dgraph's choice of the query language. Most people who don't know GraphQL assume it's a graph database query language. Most people who know GraphQL wonder how a graph database is being powered by it. Our focus at Dgraph has always been on helping you build apps using an amazingly advanced graph database.

We took part in the recently held GraphQL conference in Berlin. The experience was fascinating, and we were amazed by the high voltage enthusiasm in the GraphQL community. Now, we couldn't help ourselves from sharing this with Dgraph's community! This is the story of the GraphQL conference in Berlin. The GraphQL connection If you're wondering what does Dgraph has to do with GraphQL, here's the answer. Dgraph had set its eyes and placed its bet on GraphQL very early.