Companies in the category 'GraphQL'

Webiny is an open-source serverless CMS for enterprises, offering a composable content platform that runs within a user's AWS account. It provides a highly customizable, scalable, and secure solution for managing and delivering content, emphasizing data ownership and control.

Apollo GraphQL provides a platform for building data graphs, connecting modern apps to the services they need with a unified GraphQL layer. Their technology simplifies data access and management for developers, enabling them to build faster and more scalable applications. Apollo primarily serves enterprise clients.

RedwoodJS is a full-stack web development framework that is transitioning to two paths: Redwood GraphQL, the existing framework, and RedwoodSDK, a new framework for personal software.

Nhost provides a backend-as-a-service platform that simplifies the development of web and mobile applications. It offers a GraphQL API, authentication, and storage solutions, allowing developers to focus on building their applications without worrying about infrastructure. The platform primarily serves SMBs and enterprises.

Wundergraph offers open-source tools for building and managing APIs, providing solutions for integrating and orchestrating data from various sources.

Inigo specializes in GraphQL API management, offering tools for observability, federation, and security. Their platform helps organizations manage and optimize their GraphQL infrastructure efficiently.

Hasura provides an open-source GraphQL engine that helps developers build APIs quickly and efficiently. It supports real-time data, authorization, and integration with various databases.

Directus is an instant API and management layer for any SQL database. It transforms SQL databases into REST and GraphQL APIs with a no-code app for non-technical users. Directus is built on Node.js and Vue.js and caters to enterprise and SMB clients.