Event Storming: The Visual Requirements Facilitation Technique to Accelerate Software Design and Development
An introduction to the fun and effective workshop technique that unlocks heightened levels of collaboration across silo and specialization boundaries.
Author
Xolvio
Introducing GraphQL Schema Storming
How to annotate user experiences in a collaborative fashion to facilitate and accelerate GraphQL schema design.
Author
Xolvio
Escape and Xolvio Introduce GraphQL Security Review and Remediation Services
Announcing our official partnership with Escape to help teams secure their GraphQL APIs.
Author
Sam Hatoum
How to Move from BFFs to GraphQL Federation
An optimal migration path of a scaled BFF architecture to a federated Apollo GraphQL API.
Author
Samuel Combs
Event Sourcing: the Future-Proof Design Pattern for 2023 and Beyond
How to unlock your system’s scalability and maintainability for the demands of modern age business.
Author
Xolvio
Event Storm to Production Supergraph: a Domain-Driven Design Approach to GraphQL
Or how to tidy up your system’s domains, so that you get a supergraph schema design for free.
Author
Xolvio
Apollo GraphQL and Xolvio introduce supergraph professional services
Announcing our official partnership with Apollo GraphQL to help companies scale their supergraphs.
Author
Sam Hatoum
Digital Acceleration: The Single Biggest Business Benefit of GraphQL
How to pitch GraphQL adoption to your leaders whether they are developers or not.
Author
Xolvio
The real story behind Apollo GraphQL
An interview with Apollo CEO, Geoff Schmidt, diving deeper into the origins of the supergraph.
Author
Sam Hatoum
5 insights on GraphQL adoption in the enterprise
What I learned from the Humans in the Graph roundtable at the GraphQL Summit.
Author
Xolvio
Why Apollo's supergraph announcement is a pivotal moment for GraphQL
Tracing back the origins of the Apollo GraphQL platform from an insider’s view to uncover a broader perspective on what’s to come.
Author
Sam Hatoum
Why software architecture matters to you and your customers
Why non-developers should care about good software design, even if they can’t see it.
