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Apollo Federation v2
Decoupling domain schemas into autonomous subgraphs unified by a high-throughput Rust Apollo Router.
Technologies — Frontend & mobile
GraphQL Federation & Apollo Client engineering
We architect federated GraphQL layers that unify distributed microservices into a single, type-safe supergraph.
Core capabilities
Why we build with GraphQL & Apollo
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Query complexity & rate limiting
Protecting backend databases with static query depth calculation and token bucket limiters.
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Normalized client caching
Optimistic updates and automatic UI cache synchronization across complex graph relationships.
Use cases
Where GraphQL & Apollo fits
Unified enterprise data layers
Bridging legacy SOAP, REST and SQL backends into one client schema.
Multi-client APIs for mobile and web
Letting mobile and web clients query exactly the fields they need, which saves mobile bandwidth.
How we staff it
GraphQL & Apollo engineers you interview first
Seniority and experience are agreed in the proposal, and you interview every engineer before they start.
Working-hours overlap is agreed for each engagement and written into the statement of work — the shared window, who shifts hours, and how handoffs work outside it.
Technical FAQs
Frequently asked engineering questions
We use DataLoader batching and projection optimization to bundle database requests into single WHERE IN queries.
Not inherently. GraphQL can cut round trips by letting a client fetch nested resources in one request and ask only for the fields it needs; a well-designed REST API with good caching can be just as fast.
Ecosystem
Related technologies
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