GraphQL: May the Best API Win!
Jorge loves REST, but found GraphQL interesting and decided to investigate. After working on his first production GraphQL API, he has pitted them against each other in a bout over three rounds, to compare their qualities and advantages. May the best API win!
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GraphQL: May the Best API Win!
Jorge Gueorguiev Garcia
Although he started early (with QuickBasic and Turbo Pascal), took him a while to center into the developer way of living. Nonetheless, he has more than 10 years experience as software developer at different levels. His main experience is around C# and .Net, but has a keen interest in other languages, especially around functional programming. In his experience two maxims have been revealed, Simple is Beautiful and Make Everyone's Life Easy. Because of them, his personal goal is to improve the experience of fellow developers (which always translates to happy customers)