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So far in this series all of our database accesses have been reads. Let's turn our attention to writing things to a database from GraphQL. A write in GraphQL terminology is referred to as a mutation. A mutation in GraphQL is defined by its …
When I started my career as a developer, my continuous integration workflow looked like this: Open FTP client Connect to the server Drag index.php from left to right Close FTP client My internet con…
The question "Why should I use GraphQL when I can just use SQL?" popped up in my twitter feed a few weeks ago. Like many posts designed to stir controversy, it was quickly followed by a number of comments about the relative superiority of o…
In part 1 and part 2 we've gone through some basic data modeling in GraphQL and written our first simple queries. However we have yet to try to write a useful query driven by user experience. One of the basic user experiences in flying is l…
Why GraphQL Before we dive into writing a query, let's touch a bit on the why of GraphQL when we already have SQL. SQL is the language we use to build and access relational databases, which, according to some IBM and Oracle employees, stand…
Writing an API today in 2022 is that easy-medium to medium-Hard thing! because There are many tools out there that can handle it from the oldest one the RestApi to TRPC. Meanwhile, an API must apply t…
GraphQL is fast becoming a go-to query language for companies to interact with their data. Although data management is one of the top concerns for a lot of companies, many people don’t understand what…
What is GraphQL? GraphQL is a query language for APIs which provides a complete and understandable description of the data in the API. GraphQL APIs give the exact data that the client wants, nothing m…
GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. GraphQL provides a complete and understandable description of the data in your API, gives clien…
