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GraphQL is a new query language for APIs that was developed by Facebook. It's similar to REST but provides clients with ...
GraphQL is a query language that was created by Facebook in 2012 for building web and mobile apps. It has become the new...
A while ago I wrote a bit about the GRAND stack, an integration of GraphQL, React, Apollo and the Neo4j Database. While ...
A common problem when trying to convince someone to use Jamstack tools is the learning curve and that’s understandable, ...
Most devs are probably at least somewhat familiar with Firebase, Google’s out of the box backend-solution for mobile & w...
Last time we looked a bit at neo4j and the benefits of using it together with GraphQL and I briefly mentioned a little t...
A booming market has created the demand for reducing the time to market of software products to a minimum. The current t...
Usually in these when I write about some library or app I try to highlight its strengths. Well, this time I’m going to d...
It's finally time to take a look at another useful library, this time we’ll check out SpectaQL, a Node.js library for ge...
The amazing growth of GraphQL is drawing more and more developers every year. Its public release sparked the creation of...
Since its release, GraphQL has become increasingly popular and is being used by an ever growing number of development te...
Last time weput together a pretty basic schema, so let's take a look at how it works. First just to make navigating ever...