Performing Impossible Feats with Isograph - Robert Balicki, Pinterest

As Robert Balicki, Staff software engineer at Pinterest notes, today's web developers are asked to do the impossible: Fetch just the data needed for a given page, no more and no less, while avoiding network waterfalls. Also, Split network requests so that users can see high priority content faster, without fetching the same field twice. Oh, and loading minimal JavaScript to ensure that apps show the latest data without excessively re-rendering. Garbage collect content, but don't dispose of resources still in use. Yeesh! And all the while, web developers are asked to maintain this performance profile while other developers make changes willy nilly. In this talk, Robert explains how Isograph, a framework for building React apps powered by GraphQL data, makes all of this easy.

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