Graphql

Let’s start exploring DGraph – How to get started?

Database, , , ,

This blog is primarily aimed towards getting DGraph up and running on your local machine, create some schema in DGraph(alter), add/delete data from DGraph(mutation) and get the data from it(query). We are going to keep the blog simple, exploring each of the mentioned operation in detail in later blogs.

GraphQL – The Better REST

Scala, , , ,

Over the past few years, the REST has become a de-facto architecture for the web services, which emphasize to communicate through the textual data. The user is given a URI of the resource and user can perform various operations (GET, POST, DELETE etc) defined on that address, as simple as that. There are several architectural points that reflect upon the ideology of the REST. These points Continue Reading

Creating GraphQl API with Sangria

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Sangria is a library that processes the graphQL queries coming to the server and pass on the object to business layer of the application, which mostly further queries database to get information which sangria passes on as response to the query. GraphQL is a query language for the servers with which only one route can be used to give response to any query, which are Continue Reading

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