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sublinks: Talks,Events,Meetups
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## Talks
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### High Performance GraphQL
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-**Event:** ReactNext 2016
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-**Date:** September 15, 2016
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-**Location:** Toronto, Ontario, Canada
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-**Speaker:** Barak Chamo
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-**Link:**http://react-next.com/#schedule
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DataLoader is the missing piece in the React-Relay-GraphQL stack, a utility for caching and coalescing data queries to optimize large, nested GraphQL queries. Digging through it's internals and in turn, JavaScript's internal asynchronous model, we'll see how DataLoader leverages Node's event loop and micro task management to coalesce database calls and dramatically improve upon caveats in common GraphQL-based apps.
Uri Goldshtein works at Meteor Development group at the Apollo team and is the creator of the angular-meteor and angular2-apollo libraries. In this talk you will learn what GraphQL is, why it is great for Angular and how easy it is to integrate with your current Applications. GraphQL has many benefits comparing to REST like better performance over the network and maintainability. Use this opportunity to ask him questions about this topic before his talk at AngularConnect!
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### Leverage GraphQL to Efficiently Query Data Relationships
As our applications grow larger and our models and views become more and more complex, data fetching can become a real problem. This talk explores REST APIs pain points and how GraphQL can solve data fetching problems easily, using a declarative and hierarchical query language.
Kamil is a front-end engineer from Warszawa and a member of the angular-meteor team. He helped build Angular 2 integration for ApolloStack. He is passionate about learning new stuff and developing new things. He loves a journey called Life. Based in Warsaw, Poland.
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Use this opportunity to ask him questions about this topic and a good excuse to visit Barcelona☀️!
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### Building better mobile apps with GraphQL
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-**Event:** Reactive Conf
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-**Date:** October 26, 2016
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-**Location:** Bratislava, Slovakia
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-**Speaker:** Martjin Walraven
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-**Link:**https://reactiveconf.com/
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### GraphQL - a type system for your API
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-**Event:** Scala.IO
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-**Date:** October 27 - 28, 2016
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-**Location:** Lyon, France
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-**Speaker:** Oleg Ilyenko
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-**Link:**http://scala.io/talks.html#/#PLO-4469
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## Upcoming Events
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### Building better apps with GraphQL
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Martijn Walraven is a developer on the Apollo Open Source team at Meteor, where he focuses on bringing GraphQL to mobile developers. He created a strongly typed GraphQL client for iOS written in Swift, and is working on doing the same for Android. He'll briefly introduce GraphQL and how it is a product-developer-friendly and efficient method for fetching structured data from a server, designed to be an alternative to REST. In this talk, he’ll explain why GraphQL was developed, how it works, and how you can use it in your own apps, whether you are a React (Native), Angular, or native iOS or Android developer.
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## Events
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### [Workshop] Learn React, GraphQL, and Relay over a weekend
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