The text discusses the Apollo Kotlin project, a library for building GraphQL APIs in Kotlin. The main topic is the normalized cache feature, which allows developers to easily manage data and reduce boilerplate code. Martin Bonnin, the maintainer of Apollo Kotlin, explains how the cache works and its benefits. He also answers questions from Jeff Auriemma about the project's history, its relationship with other languages like Java, and its plans for future development. The conversation covers various topics related to GraphQL, caching, and performance optimization, providing insights into the design decisions behind Apollo Kotlin.