I’m a fan of the author’s other courses, so I was excited to see this one.

It is well-organized and easy to follow. The instructor does a great job explaining everything in detail while keeping it interesting. He also provides helpful tips along the way that are specific to ...

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I’m a software engineer at Google, and I work on the Android framework.

I've been working on the Android Framework for about three years now. Before that, I worked in Chrome OS and Linux kernel development for a few years before that. In my spare time, I like to run long ...

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I’m a software engineer with experience in the video game industry.

I've worked on games for PC, consoles, and mobile devices. I am currently working at Google as an Android Engineer. I work primarily on the YouTube Gaming app (which is now available worldwide). Prev ...

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I’m a software engineer at Google.

I used to be an academic, and before that I was in the military. I am currently working on the Chrome team at Google, where I work on performance optimizations for web applications. Before that, I wo ...

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The GraphQL language is so complex, that it’s hard to create a parser for it.

2. The GraphQL Language# The GraphQL language is very powerful and expressive, but also very easy to misuse. This makes the language vulnerable to many attacks: Cross-site scripting (XSS) , SQL inject ...

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GraphQL is a relatively new language and as such, it’s not yet mature.

This means that there are still some edge cases in the specification that haven't been fully explored. It also means that we're facing an uphill battle when trying to secure GraphQL against attacks. ...

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If you pick a random GraphQL framework and run it with default settings in production, disaster is waiting to happen.

2. Unvalidated Input# GraphQL has no built-in way of validating input. It's up to the client library or the server implementation to validate input before sending it over the wire. This means that th ...

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The GraphQL specification is not precise enough to prevent parsing errors.

This means that we need to be careful when using a third-party library for parsing our GraphQL queries. 2 https://t.co/tjID7n5Ytq ...

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