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· One min read
Andreas Marek
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Update: we now use GitHub Discussions on the GitHub repository.

We have two exciting changes to announce:

New support channel at spectrum

We are moving our support channel from gitter to spectrum. Gitter served us well over the years, but with more and more people using GraphQL Java we are looking for better ways to support our community and we think spectrum is the right place to do that. Especially the Threads oriented view compared to one chat room is something we are looking forward to.

Please ask new questions at https://spectrum.chat/graphql-java. We will stop answering questions in the gitter room and direct people to spectrum. The gitter room will be closed in a couple of weeks.

New documentation home

We are also moving our documentation from readthedocs to our own page at graphql-java.com/documentation.

While the the new documentation is currently similar to the old one the layout is already an improvement and code examples are much easier readable than before. We are planning more improvements over time.

Cheers,

Andi

· 2 min read
Andreas Marek

Soon after I started started GraphQL Java (almost 3 1/2 years ago) other people started building libraries on top of it. I was happy to welcome them into the GraphQL Java Github organization, because it was great to see the GraphQL Java ecosystem grew and centralizing these projects into one org made sense.

Fast forward to today: the core library graphql-java is maintained by myself and my co-maintainer Brad, but we are not involved in graphql-spring-boot and other projects. They are independently released and organized without any involvement from us. This leads to confusion from our users and makes it hard to recognize what actually the Graphql Java project is and what are libraries build on top without any involvement from Graphql Java.

In order to clear up this confusion we have decided to move these projects or to archive them:

I wanna make clear that these projects are valuable and successful projects and moving them out of the GraphQL Java Github organization is done to reduce confusion as described above.

Cheers,

Andi

· One min read
Andreas Marek

Welcome to the new GraphQL Java Homepage: the central page about everything GraphQL Java.

It is still a work in progress and we will continue improving this page over time.

Cheers,

Andi