GraphQL Query with Example
In REST APIs, data is usually loaded from specific endpoints. All of these endpoints returns information as per pre-defined structure. Thus the URL holds encoded data as per...
In REST APIs, data is usually loaded from specific endpoints. All of these endpoints returns information as per pre-defined structure. Thus the URL holds encoded data as per...
To define the schema of an API, GraphQL uses its own type system. This syntax for writing schema is known as Schema Definition Language (SDL). Let us create...
Most of the web and mobile applications face the requirement to fetch data from a database server. APIs are generated which serve as a bridge between the server...
Most of the times, users get updated data on browser reloads. This drastically affects the user experience (UX). Users often expect to see the updated data instantly without...
GraphQL, a Query Language is gaining rapid popularity. It is always a good idea to learn community accepted standards: # Disabling GraphiQL in Production Environment One of the...
As we discussed in earlier posts, GraphQL, built for APIs, is a Query Language and facilitates declarative data fetching. It lets the client decide what data it wants...
One of the requirements in demand in today's application is to meet the needs of fetching realtime updates from the server. In such cases, an application needs to...
# What is GraphQL Mutation? Fetching and rendering data of course matters, but making changes to the stored data is also an important aspect for APIs. In GraphQL,...
Since ages, REST has been used as a standard for designing and maintaining APIs for applications. It is useful for structured access to resources and stateless servers. But...