The New York Times website is changing, and the technology we use to run it is changing too.
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At the center of this has been our adoption of React, Relay and GraphQL.
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Our current desktop and mobile websites are written in entirely different languages: The desktop is predominately PHP; mobile runs on Node. Other products, such as our foreign-language sites, run on their own unique codebases (Español, 中文 (Chinese). Some do not even rely on our standard CMS, Scoop. All these sites read data from different origins and endpoints in different ways. It is hard to find a common denominator between them all.
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