The Linux Foundation - Exploring GraphQL: A Query Language for APIs

Exploring GraphQL: A Query Language for APIs
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Overview

Skills you will learn

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GraphQL is revolutionizing the way developers are building websitesÂ? but what exactly does that mean?
GraphQL is an open source query language and a runtime to fulfill those queries with your existing data. In this course, youÂ?ll learn what GraphQL is and why it is getting so much attention from software engineers. YouÂ?ll learn what its advantages are over REST, what types of web architecture to use it with, and why it benefits both frontend and backend developers. YouÂ?ll get the chance to practice GraphQL queries in an interactive playground. YouÂ?ll also learn advanced topics such as how to implement a GraphQL server on the backend, how to use a GraphQL server with a client, and how to keep your GraphQL server secure. The course content was originally created by Prisma, and updated and maintained by Novvum.
If you are a programmer, this course will help you gain the skills you need to get started using GraphQL for a small project or professionally in production. YouÂ?ll feel comfortable getting started with the right tools for your use case.
If you are nontechnical, this course will help you communicate with developers and participate in conversations about GraphQL. You will understand when and why to use GraphQL for a project.
Start your GraphQL journey today!

Syllabus

Welcome!

Chapter 1. GraphQL Fundamentals

Chapter 2. Advanced Tutorial: Clients

Chapter 3. Advanced Tutorial: Server

Chapter 4. Advanced Tutorial: More GraphQL Concepts

Chapter 5. Advanced Tutorial: Tooling and Ecosystem

Chapter 6. Advanced Tutorial: Security

Chapter 7. Common Questions

Final Exam

rohit ravikoti

Designation : Co-founder and CTO University : Novvum

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It is helpful to have some general knowledge about how websites get information from servers, but it is not required. Familiarity with web architecture, such as clients and servers Familiarity with web development concepts such as caching, HTTP requests, build-time, etc.

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