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Introduction: The Evolution of API Design The way applications communicate has evolved drastically over the last two decades. In the early 2000s, SOAP was the dominant method for building web services. It was powerful but complicated, demanding stric...

Have you ever built a feature that needed data from multiple REST endpoints and ended up chaining requests like a spider web? Thatโs the exact pain point that led to GraphQL Facebookโs smarter solution for modern data fetching. When building modern a...

Picture this : you've got valuable data locked away in Microsoft Fabric, perfectly organized and secure. But now you need to share that data with external applications, power dynamic dashboards, or integrate with third-party tools. The question that ...

The API landscape is constantly evolving, and developers like us crave tools that streamline data fetching and boost performance. For years, REST reigned supreme, but a challenger has emerged โ GraphQL. So, is GraphQL truly a "better version" of REST...

In my previous earlier article, I demonstrated how to integrate GraphQL with ASP.NET core. This article builds upon that article by exploring the implementation of additional features such as Filters Paging Sorting Mutations Filters With HotChc...

Testing is a fundamental aspect of software development, ensuring that your GraphQL API works as intended and preventing regression bugs. In this tutorial, weโll walk through the process of writing tests for a GraphQL API built with Go. Weโll cover e...

Assume you have gone to a restaurant, and in the restaurant, you want to have fries and a burger, that's it. So what happens here is, letโs say there are three counters you have to go to. You go to the first counter. The first counter gives you fries...
