Graphile News

The latest news on PostGraphile and the Graphile suite


SpecNews - A New GraphQL Podcast from the Graphile team

June 07, 2022

Benjie and Jem are pleased to announce the release of new podcast SpecNews! A monthly round up of GraphQL Spec news in under ten minutes.

PostGraphile Now Supports GraphQL Over Server-Sent Events

April 15, 2022

PostGraphile now supports GraphQL over Server-Sent Events; a protocol which enables the user to push data to web pages in real-time.

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GraphQL Working Group Discussion

December 07, 2021

Benjie appeared on a virtual panel at GraphQL Galaxy 2021, discussing the roles and aims of the GraphQL Working Group.

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What's Next for the GraphQL Spec in 2022?

November 09, 2021

Benjie teamed up with Ivan from Apollo to give a virtual talk looking at the future of the GraphQL Specification at Apollo GraphQL Summit 2021.

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PostGraphile Releases Version 4.12 - Awesome Aggregates

May 27, 2021

Graphile is pleased to announce the release of PostGraphile version 4.12 - a significant update bringing full support for aggregates.

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PostGraphile Releases Version 4.11 - Wonderful Websockets

January 29, 2021

Graphile is pleased to announce the release of PostGraphile version 4.11, an upgrade introducing support for GraphQL websockets, extended support for 'enum tables', native GraphQL schema validation, and fixes in watch mode.

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Graphile Worker 0.9 Released

January 20, 2021

Today, Graphile Worker 0.9 has been released. This version includes a new events system, a new cron functionality for regularly scheduled jobs and a new job_key_mode setting.

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GitHub Sponsors Now Available to Organizations

December 08, 2020

Many companies depend on open source every day, so it's crucial to invest back into that infrastructure which they have built their businesses upon. So starting today, companies can sponsor projects and developers through their existing billing with GitHub.