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How Netflix is using GraphQL for its marketing needs 💪🏼

#graphql #usecase #netflix

​​GraphQL is a query language for API’s. It shows what are the different types of data provided by the server and then the client can pick exactly what it wants.

#graphql #node #javascript

​​In this tutorial, we will be building a simple web application from scratch that allows users to perform actions including sign up, login and logout using JWT authentication. In order to understand what JSON Web Tokens are and how they work, I suggest you to read this Medium blog post before starting this tutorial.

#JSONWebToke #Authentification #GraphQL

​​Up until now, I have mostly been developing new Flask projects from scratch. As most projects tend to consist of similar folder structures, it gets really mundane setting up the identical base projects repeatedly over a period of time.

8 minute read

#Flask #Python #GraphQL #Graphene #MySQL #Docker

​​This article covers how to implement a service worker that caches POST requests with GraphQL APIs.

10 minute read

#Cache #GraphQL #ServiceWorkers

​​Today most of the legacy backend systems are based on the REST(REpresentational State Transfer), but from the last 2–3 years “Graph QL” AKA replacement for REST, a new way to serve data is getting popular. So what is it, why to use it and how to use it, we will discuss all about GrapQL .

9 minute read

#GraphQL #ServerLess #React

​​So you are planning to start with GraphQL and MongoDB. Then you realize how can I set up those two technologies together? Well, this article is made precisely for you. I’ll show you how to set up a GraphQL server using MongoDB. I will show you how you can modularize your GraphQL schema and all this using MLab as our database.

6 min read

#MongoDB #GraphQL

​​In this series I’ll be looking a bunch of different aspects of Gatsby, a Static Site Generator based on React.js and GraphQL.

7 min read

#Gatsby #GraphQL #Serverless #JAMStack

​​Since the beginning of the web, developing APIs has been a difficult task for developers. The way we develop our APIs must evolve with time so that we can always build good, intuitive and well-designed APIs.

7 min read

#GraphQL

​​In this short article we will go through the concept of fragments and how you can reduce the code of your queries and match the exact data needs for your UI.

3 min read

#GraphQL

​​GraphQL’s main benefit for frontend developers has always been excellent tooling and developer experience.

6 mins read

#GraphQL

​​REST has been used by many developers to send data over HTTP whereas GraphQL is typically presented as a technology to replace the legacy of REST APIs. In this article, I’ll be explaining the benefits, limitations, and differences between these two, which will help you decide what to chose for your next project.

⏱ 5 minutes read

#GraphQL

​​GraphQL is a strongly typed query language, and Typescript is a typed superset of JavaScript — together they are a match made in heaven!

⏱ 15 minutes read

#TypeScript #Node #GraphQL

​​The purpose of this article is to provide a complete insight about GraphQL and its usage with Node.js along with discussing its salient features and some of its advantages and disadvantages.

⏱ 6 minutes read

#GraphQL #NodeJS #ExpressJS

​​Modern software development best practices require programmers to write tons of code.

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#GraphQL

​​REST, GraphQL, and gRPC are the 3 most popular API development technologies in modern web applications. However, choosing one isn’t easy since they all have unique features.

⏱ 6 minutes read

#REST #GraphQL #gRPC

​​Learn how to set up GraphQL in Strapi, run GraphQL queries and mutations, carry out CRUD requests, and create an authentication system in Strapi.

⏱️ 16 minutes read

#strapi #cms #graphql

​​In today’s fast-paced web development landscape, React and GraphQL have emerged as powerful technologies that can greatly enhance the efficiency and performance of web applications.

⏱️ 8 minutes read

#graphql #react