graphql

GraphQL API with Spring Boot

GraphQL provides flexible APIs where clients specify exact data requirements. Spring for GraphQL integrates GraphQL Java with Spring Boot. Schema-first approach defines types in .graphqls files. Resolvers map schema fields to Java methods using @Query

Django GraphQL with Graphene

Graphene brings GraphQL to Django. I define types mapping to models and create resolvers for queries and mutations. Clients request exactly the data they need, reducing over-fetching. I use DjangoObjectType for automatic schema generation from models.

GraphQL persisted queries (hash allowlist)

GraphQL endpoints can be abused with huge queries that are expensive to parse and execute. Persisted queries let clients send a hash (e.g. sha256:...) instead of the full query, and the server only executes queries it recognizes. This reduces payload

N+1 avoidance with DataLoader (GraphQL)

GraphQL makes it very easy to accidentally create N+1 query explosions. DataLoader batches requests for the same resource during a single tick and gives you per-request caching. The trick is scoping: loaders must be per-request, not global singletons,

GraphQL APIs with graphql-ruby gem

GraphQL enables clients to request exactly the data they need. The graphql-ruby gem implements GraphQL servers in Rails. Types define data structures—ObjectTypes for models, InputTypes for mutations. Queries fetch data; mutations modify data. Resolver

GraphQL API with graphql-ruby gem

GraphQL provides clients flexibility to request exactly the data they need, reducing over-fetching and under-fetching compared to REST. The graphql-ruby gem integrates GraphQL into Rails with a schema-first approach. I define types for each model, fie