The graphql_core module bundled with the graphql module automatically exposes types and fields to traverse Drupal’s entity system. However, since beta 1 it does not do the same for mutations anymore. The fact that it is not possible to write or update data using GraphQL caused much confusion. I want to shed light on this topic and explain the way mutations are intended to work.
Join us on January 18th for the first edition of the Zurich Drupal Meetup, where we will discuss the possible future of React, GraphQL and Drupal at the Amazee Labs Zürich office.
This is part eight of our series processing the results of the Amazee Agile Agency Survey. Previously I wrote about estimations, this time let’s focus on client interactions. How regularly does the team meet the client and how is communication between the team and the client handled?
This is part 7 of our series processing the results of the Amazee Agile Agency Survey. Previously I wrote about defining work, this time let’s focus on estimations. How do you estimate and who does estimations in your teams?
This is part 6 of our series processing the results of the Amazee Agile Agency Survey. Previously I wrote about team communication & process. This time let’s focus on defining work. Who is involved in defining work and which tools are essential for organising your work?
Welcome to part five of our series, processing the results of the Amazee Agile Agency Survey. Previously I wrote about forming discovery and planning. This time let’s focus on team communication and process.
GraphQL is becoming more and more popular every day. Now that we have a beta release of the GraphQL module (mainly sponsored and developed by Amazee Labs) it's easy to turn Drupal into a first-class GraphQL server. In this series, we'll try to provide an overview of its features and see how they translate to Drupal.
Let’s focus on teams for part 3 of our series, processing the results of the Amazee Agile Agency Survey. What’s the size of your delivery team? Where does your team work? And how do you match projects and teams in a continuously evolving agency environment?
This is part two of our series processing the results of the Amazee Agile Agency Survey. In Part 1, I provided an overview of initial observations from survey results. Here, in Part 2 I would like to focus on process insights.
As mentioned in my previous post, I’ll be sharing the videos of the various talks by Amazees at Drupal Camp Cape Town 2017, over the upcoming weeks.
