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Gato GraphQL v18.0 is noticeably faster and uses less memory, introduces on-disk caching of parsed GraphQL queries, tighter security defaults for the Email Sender, HTTP Client and Environment Variable fields, a Gemini translation provider, and configurable request timeouts.

When a WordPress plugin doesn't ship a GraphQL integration, you can still use its data in Gato GraphQL by calling the plugin's REST API from your queries.

The new All-Inclusive bundle gives you access to every Gato GraphQL extension—including all future ones—and lets you save up to 51%.

The new JetEngine extension lets you query Crocoblock Custom Content Type (CCT) data via GraphQL, with proper type casting for all field types.

The brand-new WooCommerce extension allows fetching data from your WooCommerce store

The Bricks integration for Gato GraphQL is now available! Fetch and mutate Bricks data, enabling powerful headless WordPress capabilities + managing Bricks content

The upcoming Bricks integration for Gato GraphQL will allow us to fetch and mutate Bricks data, enabling powerful headless WordPress capabilities + managing Bricks content

Introducing powerful logging capabilities and improved troubleshooting for GraphQL queries

The newly-released Elementor integration for Gato GraphQL allows us to fetch and mutate Elementor data

The latest release of Gato GraphQL provides the missing functionality to fully interact with the popular ACF plugin

With the latest release of Gato GraphQL, you can add, update, and delete meta values

Reusing a codebase to duplicate a Nextjs website for a different product, by using dark/light mode

Using Gato GraphQL to sell Gato GraphQL

Gato Plugins is a new initiative to offer super useful plugins for WordPress, powered by Gato GraphQL

The latest release of Gato GraphQL adds fields to JSON-encode lists and objects, allowing us to send structured data to ChatGPT

It is now possible to execute Gato GraphQL queries as a standalone PHP application, without running WordPress

The latest release of Gato GraphQL makes it possible to embed Gato GraphQL in other plugins

Gato GraphQL has streamlined its architecture, allowing us to install extensions independently from one another

The latest release of Gato GraphQL simplifies the experience, by focusing on shipping a GraphQL server and nothing else

The latest release of Gato GraphQL offers a few new features, and several improvements and bug fixes

Gato GraphQL v4.2 has been released with added mutations for tags and categories, improved mutations for media, and new capabilities in the PRO integration with Polylang

Gato GraphQL v4.1 has been released with a new feature for multilingual sites: Filter data by language (for the PRO integration with Polylang)

Gato GraphQL v4.0 has been released with an important bug fix, and Polylang mutations for PRO

Gato GraphQL v3.0 has been released with several new features and improvements

Gato GraphQL v2.6 has been released with several new features and improvements

Gato GraphQL v2.5 has been released with a couple of improvements

Gato GraphQL v2.4 has been released with several improvements and bug fixes

All the news concerning Gato GraphQL up to mid-May 2024

With the new Plugin Dependencies feature, released in WordPress 6.5, all plugins available in the directory become first-class citizens

All the news concerning Gato GraphQL up to March 2024

The latest release of the Gato GraphQL plugin and its PRO version brings an "automator" interface, to automatically execute GraphQL persisted queries when some event happens in the WordPress site

With the latest release, you can use generative AI to produce images for posts that do not have a featured image, and compress them for the web

The Gato GraphQL plugin can now be installed directly from within your WordPress site

Latest version of the plugin, created new commercial bundles (tackling ever-more specific tasks for our sites), and reduced the price for all existing bundles

Translate content for the classic editor, Import post from RSS feed and CSV, and other common admin tasks

Adding predefined Persisted Queries to tackle common admin tasks

Strategy on supporting the latest version of WordPress, and our WordPress plugins

Leonardo Losoviz was invited to the WPBuilds podcast to talk about WordPress + GraphQL

Using GraphQL to accomplish more things than just fetching data

Using InstaWP + Gato GraphQL to forward webhook data into an API

Step-by-step analysis of the query to extract data from InstaWP's webhook payload and sent it over to the Mailchimp API

WPBuilds podcast host by Nathan Wrigley will receive Leonardo Losoviz for a webinar series on using Gato GraphQL in WordPress.

The WordCamp Malaysia 2023 presentation on Gato GraphQL is now live.

After several years of development, the first major version of the plugin is finally available.

Just a quick stop before v1.0 is handled next

A story that took a long time to be written

TL;DR of the most important changes

As GraphQL is being used for different purposes, can everyone be satisfied with a fixed spec?

The risks from GraphQL may pose a great danger to WordPress

Supporting WP 5.8, an upgraded GraphQL schema, additional GraphQL spec items, extensibility, and more

An analysis on when each plugin seems better

My take on the the discussion from /r/php

Using the latest PHP features for development

Granular management of the codebase... is it any good?

Managing the codebase requires some effort

Interview by Joe Howard on building Gato GraphQL

Use strong typing to model Gutenberg blocks? Or keep it flexible?

Monthly tracking the progress of the plugin

Would contributors benefit from some rest from REST?

2 heavyweights bout to become the 'GraphQL in WordPress' world champion

Video from WordCamp India 2021

Thanks to GraphQL, the WordPress data model gets a facelift

And you can scope your plugin too. Here is how to do it.

A new standard feature, and a novel one