Coverage, quotes, and places my work shows up.
Apollo blog post by George Snowflack quotes Mark, credited as Director of Engineering at PayPal, on UI developers' time spent building UI.
Apollo's official PayPal case study quotes Mark, credited as Sr. Manager of Web Platform, on GraphQL's impact on Checkout.
One of four text-based expert interviews included in the book's Complete Package, alongside engineers working with GraphQL at Shopify, GitHub, and more.
In-progress technical book manuscript quotes Mark by name from Scaling GraphQL at PayPal, with a formal bibliography entry.
Course materials list GraphQL Resolvers: Best Practices as assigned reading for the GraphQL server practicum.
Structured JSON learning-resource dataset lists the Resolvers Best Practices post with Mark as the author.
GraphQL course repo's Day 2 lesson on resolvers links Mark by name alongside the Resolvers Best Practices post.
Curated GraphQL learning resource credits GraphQL Resolvers: Best Practices in its Building the Server section.
Events section listed Mark as a speaker at GraphQL Enterprise Connect 2020, an online meetup with This Dot Labs, PayPal, and Braintree.
Featured "Scaling GraphQL at PayPal," covering the adoption, tooling, and journey from REST to Batch REST to GraphQL.
Featured "GraphQL Resolvers: Best Practices" as a well-written summary of effective resolver practices.
Featured "GraphQL: A Success Story for PayPal Checkout" as a kickoff to further PayPal GraphQL pieces.
PayPal Tech blog post by Shruti Kapoor thanks Mark for leading GraphQL adoption at PayPal and credits him as an interview source.
Maintainer's README credits the Resolvers Best Practices post with reshaping the package's design.
PayPal added to graphql.org's community adoption page via PR #518; Mark was cc'd as PayPal's GraphQL contact.
Personal conference notes summarize Mark's HTML5DevConf talk and praise krakenjs conventions.
Three of Mark's PayPal GraphQL posts were submitted to Hacker News independently, each with modest engagement.
