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GraphQL vs Protobuf: Differences, Similarities, and Uses

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Both GraphQL and Protocol Buffers (Protobuf) are types of formats for transferring data between client and server. GraphQL is a query language and API runtime designed to provide a consistent and flexible way to fetch and manipulate data.

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Open Sourcing the Netflix Domain Graph Service Framework: GraphQL for Spring Boot

The Netflix TechBlog

The DGS framework simplifies the implementation of GraphQL, both for standalone and federated GraphQL services. By open-sourcing the project, we hope to contribute to the Java and GraphQL communities and learn from and collaborate with everyone who will be using the framework to make it even better in the future.

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Uber Builds Scalable Chat Using Microservices with GraphQL Subscriptions and Kafka

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Uber replaced a legacy architecture built using the WAMP protocol with a new solution that takes advantage of GraphQL subscriptions. By Rafal Gancarz

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Mocking and Testing GraphQL in React

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Testing GraphQL doesn't have to be difficult. This article will explore static and dynamic mocks to make testing GraphQL a breeze. You're in charge of the React side, but someone else is in charge of the GraphQL changes. Imagine you're working on a new feature with another team.

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Interact with a GraphQL API from a.NET Core Application

The Polyglot Developer

RESTful APIs are great, but what happens when you want to work with GraphQL and query your APIs rather than just consume them? In this tutorial, we’ll see how to use.NET Core to interact with a GraphQL API. The post Interact with a GraphQL API from a.NET Core Application appeared first on MongoDB.

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Presentation: Introducing and Scaling a GraphQL BFF

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Michelle Garrett talks about the journey of introducing and then scaling a GraphQL BFF to serve multiple applications. She covers the benefits of the Backend For Frontend pattern and why it's a popular way to introduce GraphQL. She talks about how to remain agile and support a production application throughout this process.

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Interacting with a GraphQL API with Golang

The Polyglot Developer

You might remember that I’ve done quite a bit of content when it comes to developing GraphQL APIs with the Go programming language (Golang). However, in everything I’ve done thus far, I haven’t demonstrated how to interact with a GraphQL using Golang.