Go deeper into GraphQL Schema Design & Last week's egghead Talk Recordings

Hey {NAME}, Hope you had a good weekend! Here are some things to check out this week: Thursday: Twitter Chat with Stephanie Eckles Stephanie Eckles has produced [a ton of excellent egghead lessons around CSS and Eleventy](, as well as writing an ongoing series at [ModernCSS.dev]( and co-hosting the [Word Wrap Podcast](, among a host of so many other cool and helpful things! This Thursday at 10 AM PST ([timezones here](), Stephanie will be on Twitter to chat about CSS, Accessibility, and web dev in general. Follow [@5t3ph](=) and [@eggheadio]() on Twitter, add [a reminder to your calendar](, and start preparing questions! egghead Talk Recordings The egghead Talks session last week was awesome! The talks were both chock-full of actionable steps to implement in your own projects. Check out the recordings below: [Let GraphQL code generators do the boring stuff]() Watch ["Let GraphQL Code Generators do the Boring Stuff"]() by Cristian Ramos ([slides here]() [Securing GraphQL backends with JWTs]() [Watch "Securing GraphQL backends with JWTs"]() by Sam Julien GraphQL Schema Design [Illustration for GraphQL Schema Design course]( The talks from Cristian and Sam provide lots of valuable advice, but there's even more you can do to make sure that you are getting your project started on the right foot. It all starts with the schema. Nik Graf has designed GraphQL schemas that fit the application requirements for a variety of businesses. In this unique egghead course, Nik shares design patterns and other tips distilled from his real world experience. As one reviewer noted, it's "Suuuuper good content"! Watch [Designing GraphQL Schemas by Nik Graf]( Thanks for reading, Taylor [Unsubscribe]( | [Update your profile]( | 12333 Sowden Rd Ste B, PMB#97429, Houston, TX 77080-2059