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Amsterdam, Netherlands
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Jason Kuhrt

Imagining the Future of GraphQL Documentation Tooling

Grote Zaal - 2nd Floor
Developer ExperienceDocumentation

Session description

There are many aspects to consider when building a GraphQL API: Authentication, authorization, performance, schema design, and team workflow to name a few. Each aspect encompasses considerations, practices, and tools (or lack thereof). One aspect, documentation, can be easily neglected. This year at The Guild I spent time exploring that domain and prototyping an open source tool we’re calling Polen. I will present our thoughts on what characteristics and features we’d like to have from GraphQL documentation tooling and finish with a demo of how Polen tackled some of those things. I hope this session stimulates your own thinking about what documentation tools should include and tangible technical steps we might take to get there.


Session speakers

Jason Kuhrt

The Guild

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I am a builder passionate about system design, developer experience, static typing, and functional programming. Educated in design theory, practice, and social responsibility, I fell into code via open source gateways like Wordpress, jQuery, Node.js, and GitHub. My love for open source continues today in TypeScript and GraphQL. In my personal life, close to my heart are the backpacking trips I take my two boys on yearly across the beautiful rugged Canadian wilderness.

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