GitHub Sponsors Now Available to Organizations
December 08, 2020
Many companies depend on open source every day, so it's crucial to invest back into that infrastructure which they have built their businesses upon. So starting today, companies can sponsor projects and developers through their existing billing with GitHub.
Graphile Migrate Reaches 1.0
November 27, 2020
Graphile Migrate 1.0 has been released; after many months of use and testing, Migrate is ready to move from 'experimental' into stable v1.0.0. There are no breaking changes in this release, there is now support for a gmrc file and a few minor fixes.
PostGraphile Releases Version 4.10 - Framework Friends
November 27, 2020
Graphile is pleased to announce the release of PostGraphile version 4.10, an upgrade introducing better support for various Node.js webserver frameworks, an upgraded GraphiQL and GraphiQL Explorer, and improvements added by our community members.
Benjie's story at the GitHub ReadME project
September 22, 2020
This week, Benjie was profiled by the GitHub ReadME project, a new endeavour to collect stories from open source maintainers and amplify their voices to the wider developer community.
PostGraphile Releases Version 4.8 - Excellent Enums
August 05, 2020
Graphile is pleased to announce the release of PostGraphile version 4.8.0, an upgrade recommended for all PostGraphile users, which introduces support for enum tables and geometric types.
Graphile Team Releases pgRITA - a Tool for Postgres
July 21, 2020
pgRITA analyzes your database schema against our rules, compiling an interactive report that helps your engineers to build secure, robust and performant databases.
Graphile Starter 3.0 - Organize your Organizations!
April 27, 2020
Graphile Starter 3.0 brings with it support for organizations - including all of the behaviour you would expect such as creating and managing users, sending and accepting invites and other management controls.
Graphile Migrate 0.1 Released
March 17, 2020
Graphile Migrate 0.1 is a big milestone for the project, with it finally leaving 0.0.x territory - That's right, it's no longer 'Highly' experimental! This release is a significant jump from the previous versions and includes many new commands, more configuration options, and a suite of new features.
