Your timeline might have quite a lot of butterflies today, and I've seen a bunch of people voicing the opinion that it's just "the libs leaving X". No. It's just impossible to have a technical discourse on a platform that uses an algorithm so tuned to ragebait.

RT @GraphQL: 📣 In case you missed it: #GraphQLConf 2025 schedule is live! 🔥 Join us in Amsterdam 8-10 Sept. for deep dives and exclusive #G….

RT @apollographql: Introducing Apollo MCP Server. Learn more about how Apollo MCP Server gives you zero-code MCP tool creation, native REST….

RT @jerelmiller: Today we are releasing our first alpha of our next major version of Apollo Client 4.0. This is a major milestone as it wil….

But there's also a ton of other changes. `useLazyQuery` has gotten a rewrite, and a lot of the core has been rewritten to be more ergonomic to use outside of React. Lots more to come, but please already try this out now - we need your feedback!.

Today we released Apollo Client 4.0-alpha.0. The biggest two changes: .We switched over to rxjs as our observable layer, and we completely revamped the bundling story. That's a big boost for interoperability, general bundle size and tree-shaking.

RT @GraphQL: This week's GraphQL Star is @phry, a champion for graphql.js and ESM compatibility - thank you for your contributions and for….

RT @jerelmiller: This has now been released in 3.12.5. Hopefully this provides a smoother upgrade path from older versions of Apollo Client….

RT @jerelmiller: We are changing the default behavior of the `MaybeMasked` type starting with Apollo Client 3.12.5. We've had feedback that….

RT @sebastienlorber: Apollo client v3.12 - data masking ! 🎉

RT @jerelmiller: Very excited for this! Absolutely mind blowing what @phry has been able to accomplish here!.

The Apollo GraphQL VS Code extension now ships with Apollo Client Devtools!. This enables you to use the Apollo Client Devtools with React Native or node applications. Try it out and let us know what you think 🙂

RT @jerelmiller: I'm excited to announce the release of Apollo Client 3.12 with data masking 🎉. Data masking makes your applications more….

RT @acemarke: I co-sign everything @tkdodo says in this post about where he's putting his mental energy and focus on social media, and most….

The last tweet I've done from my phone was quite a while ago - what Dominik has written here resonates with me and I'm handling it similarly.

RT @reactdayberlin: “Maintaining an OS Project!” – 💻Join the Discussion Room. 🚀@TkDodo, @mauro_bart, @ccccjjjjeeee, @cortinico, @ElianCode….

RT @reactdayberlin: .@phry invites you to his talk, "Beyond React Testing Library: Testing React Libraries (and library-like code)" at Reac….

A platform that is open for experimentation, and most importantly: feels welcoming. At this point, my feed over there has most of the people I was following over here, and it gets better ever day - they have a million sign-ups/day now. Come over, too. You'll enjoy it.

A default feed that's not algorithmic, with user-hosted algorithmic feeds that everyone can just install into the app as they please. A platform with an open API, and a big number of third-party apps that are free and actually work (bye, broken Tweetdeck).

I'm not even from your continent, and my timeline is politics, politics, politics. That's not what I signed up for, and it's exhausting. It's a good time to leave for a place that *can* be what Tech Twitter was at some point - and so much more:.