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API Workshop

A GraphQL API on Your Database in Minutes

Easily connect the data you need from REST, SQL, NoSQL backends.

Register for May 12, 2021 - 10AM PT | 1PM ET | 6PM UTC

Discover how GraphQL simplifies connecting database data to web apps.

Databases power eCommerce experiences, corporate websites, bulletin boards and forums, sports and news portals - well, most modern websites and apps. To build today's web experience, you likely need data from a database.

But you're trying to focus on delivering extraordinary experiences, not figuring out how to connect data in MySQL, Postgres, MongoDB, various databases. Join these database veterans and learn how GraphQL makes connecting with databases easy.

  • The role of GraphQL in modernizing data access to accelerate web development
  • Best practices for joining data across databases, first and third-party APIs, and more
  • The power of a unified GraphQL API to abstract complexity and enable querying all your data at once
  • The peace of mind of GraphQL-as-a-Service - avoid worrying about database access, authorization, up and down services

Presented By

Join StepZen’s Anant Jhingran and Dan Debrunner for a lively conversation about the power of marrying database technology with GraphQL.

Anant Jhingran

Cofounder & CEO

Anant is StepZen's CEO. Having spent time as IBM Fellow, CTO of IBM’s Information Management Division, CTO of Apigee, and product leader at Google Cloud, Anant has spent his career at the forefront of innovation in databases, ML, and APIs. At StepZen, Anant is enjoying bringing his love of these technologies together to simplify, accelerate and scale front-end development.

Anant Jhingran

Dan Debrunner

Software Engineer

Dan is a software engineer at StepZen and was a senior technical staff member (STSM) with IBM's Data Management division and the architect for the Cloudscape database engine. Dan guided Cloudscape from a startup company through deployment in IBM's products and middleware, and ultimately IBM’s contribution of Cloudscape code to Apache as Derby in 2004.

Dan Debrunner