Name: GraphQL Madrid #3 ✨
Start: 2020-09-25T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2020-09-25T20:00:00+02:00

We're happy to announce the 3rd GraphQL Madrid Meetup 🎉 It will be held remotely via Youtube, register to get the link!

Be sure to check out our Code of Conduct (https://confcodeofconduct.com)

We'd like to thank This Dot Media (https://thisdot.co) for their hosting sponsorship! We'd like to thank GraphCMS (https://graphcms.com) for their community sponsorship!

Our MC for the evening will be Carlos Rufo (@swcarlosrj) & Vishwa Mehta (@VishwaMehta30) who will introduce the speakers-sponsors.

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🗓 Agenda

6:00 - 6:15
Welcome & Intro
Carlos Rufo (@swcarlosrj) • Organizer, GraphQL Madrid
Vishwa Meht (@VishwaMehta30) • DevRel Associate, Hasura

6:15 - 6:45
♻️ GraphQL Transformation - Are we ready to change?
Alex Lobera (@alex_lobera)
Founder, React GraphQL Academy

6:45 - 7:15
📱 GraphQL with React (Native) - The URQL edition
Kadi Kraman (@kadikraman)
Engineering Manager, Formidable

7:15 - 7:45
💥 Data Federation with GraphQL and Hasura Remote Joins
Praveen Durairaju (@praveenweb)
Developer Advocate, Hasura

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🗣 Talks

Alex Lobera (@alex_lobera)
Founder, React GraphQL Academy (https://reactgraphql.academy)
♻️ GraphQL Transformation - Are we ready to change?
GraphQL is transforming the way we build applications. Front-end developers fall in love with GraphQL because they get more power and control, in contrast, other engineers will have to give that control. Back-end engineers or infrastructure engineers might feel are pushed out of their comfort zone. Who owns the data graph? What about security? Reliability and scaling? How do we manage and monitor the graph? In this talk, I’ll share how to technically solve some of those concerns and also how to make sure everyone in the team is onboard in order to deliver a successful GraphQL adoption in the organization.

Kadi Kraman (@kadikraman)
Engineering Manager, Formidable (https://formidable.com)
📱 GraphQL with React (Native) - The URQL edition
When it comes to using GraphQL with React (Native), URQL is the new kid on the block. I've had some time to use URQL in production, and I'd like to share my experience: how to handle authentication, caching, debugging effectively, and when you might or might not want to consider using URQL on your next project.

Praveen Durairaju (@praveenweb)
Developer Advocate, Hasura (https://hasura.io)
💥 Data Federation with GraphQL and Hasura Remote Joins
Data is being sourced from different places but it needs to be quickly accessible and highly secure. Using Hasura’s Remote Joins, we will be able merge data from different sources, be it a GraphQL API, REST API, different databases and establish relationships between them. By creating these relationships, you get a unified GraphQL API that can be further secured using Hasura’s role based permission system. Thanks for GraphQL’s type system, In this talk, we will see a demo of how different APIs can be merged and unified into a single GraphQL API using Hasura.

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⭐️ Sponsors

This Dot Media (https://thisdot.co)
Creating an inclusive web through free developer resources
Online events • Web platform evolution • JavaScript experts for hire

GraphCMS (https://graphcms.com)
The GraphQL Native Headless CMS
Content at scale • API-first • No boundaries

Sponsor us! (https://meetup.com/GraphQLMadrid)
Contribute to the Madrid community events
Collaborative • Expose your company to the world • DM us!

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