How Meta Uses GraphQL

Meta presents a novel approach to enabling cross-device passkey authentication for XR devices and other devices with inaccessible displays.

Meta's article discusses the full-stack optimizations of the HipHop Virtual Machine (HHVM) to enhance the performance of generative AI (GenAI) applications.

Mobile GraphQL is a framework utilized at Meta for data fetching in mobile applications, specifically for Facebook and Instagram.

The article discusses how Meta's Threads team has approached performance optimization for the iOS app amid rapid user growth.

The article discusses Facebook's end-to-end video delivery system, focusing on the complexities and optimizations involved in delivering personalized video content at scale.

The article discusses the integration of React and React Native at Meta, highlighting their significance in product development and innovation.

The article discusses the implementation of serverless Jupyter notebooks at Meta, leveraging the Bento platform and Pyodide to enable in-browser code execution for lite workloads.

The article discusses Meta's Systematic Code and Asset Removal Framework (SCARF), which automates the process of product deprecation by guiding engineers through the safe removal of unused code and...

The article discusses the evolution of Facebook's iOS app architecture over the past decade, highlighting significant architectural changes, challenges faced, and the introduction of custom framewo...

The article discusses the launch of Instagram Messaging on desktop, highlighting the importance of multiple interfaces in enhancing user experience.

The article reviews Facebook's significant advancements in connectivity, app performance, and sustainability during 2020, highlighting the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the importance of conne...

The article discusses Facebook's implementation of QUIC, a modern transport protocol designed to enhance network performance and user experience.

The article discusses the comprehensive redesign of Facebook.

The article reviews Facebook's open source contributions in 2019, highlighting the release of 170 new projects and the significant involvement of both internal and external contributors.

The F8 2019 Day 1 keynote and sessions highlighted Facebook's latest developments in privacy-focused social platforms, open-source technologies, and mobile innovations.

The article announces the availability of the session list for F8, Facebook's annual conference, which will take place on April 30 and May 1, 2019, in San Jose, California.

MobileLab is a new system developed by Facebook to prevent mobile performance regressions by detecting small changes in performance metrics.

Facebook has introduced the Safety Check crisis response tool for its Workplace platform, designed to help companies manage employee safety during emergencies.

The article discusses the open-sourcing of Flipper, an extensible cross-platform debugging tool developed by Facebook to help engineers manage complexity in app development.

The article reviews the advancements and technologies introduced by Facebook engineers in 2017, focusing on improvements in software development workflows, compilation efficiency, and testing proce...

The article discusses the relicensing of the GraphQL specification under the Open Web Foundation Agreement (OWFa) v1. 0, emphasizing its suitability for collaborative open standards.

The article discusses Facebook's Rotational Engineering Program, which aims to enhance diversity in engineering by providing opportunities for individuals from various backgrounds to develop their ...

Relay Modern is a new version of the Relay framework designed to improve usability, extensibility, and performance, particularly on mobile devices.

The article discusses Facebook's open-source announcements at F8 2017, highlighting new projects designed to enhance app experiences for users and developers.

In 2016, Facebook's Open Source program expanded significantly, launching 77 new projects and achieving 60,000 commits.

The article discusses the engineering behind Facebook's Recommendations feature, which enhances local search by providing users with place suggestions based on social interactions.

The article discusses the development of Canvas, a platform designed to enhance creative expression on mobile devices by addressing technical challenges and providing a flexible API for content cre...

The article discusses a tech talk hosted by Facebook about GraphQL, a query language developed by Facebook in 2012 for building client applications.

The article reflects on the growth of Facebook's open source program in 2015, highlighting contributions from over 3,400 developers and the adoption of key projects like React and HHVM.

The article discusses the development of the first cross-platform React Native app, the Ads Manager app, by Facebook.

GraphQL is a powerful data query language developed by Facebook to simplify data-fetching for mobile applications.

The @Scale 2015 conference held at the San Jose Convention Center brought together over a thousand engineers to discuss the challenges of building scalable systems and applications.

The article discusses the upcoming @Scale 2015 conference, where engineers from major tech companies will share insights on building scalable systems.

The article discusses the challenges of loading cover photos on Facebook, particularly for users on slow networks.

James Pearce, Facebook’s head of open source, discusses Facebook's commitment to open sourcing at scale during OSCON 2015.

The article discusses Nuclide, a project developed by Facebook to create a unified developer experience for engineers working on various platforms, including iOS, React, and Hack.

The article discusses the development of the Moments app, designed to facilitate photo sharing among friends.