When writing an academic paper, you need to cite any source in the document. The purpose of citing other sources is to make sure that you acknowledge where ideas came from and why those ideas were important to the academic community. Printed books aren't the only source of information you need to reference. In fact, […]

  We’re now more than 18 months into a global event that has upended education. Recently, we’ve been wondering if the learnings of the pandemic—the new tools for teaching, the new modes of working in schools, and even the new ways of thinking about education more broadly—will lead to lasting change. Will the pandemic be […]

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by Ben Kraft In my last post, I talked about genqlient, our new Go GraphQL client which generates code based on your schema and queries to provide more type safety with less boilerplate than other clients. In this post, I want to talk more about the technical challenges we encountered in writing genqlient, and how […]