GraphQL - we conclude a profitable contract between the server and the client | HolyJS 2017

🎤 GraphQL - we conclude a profitable contract between the server and the client

👤 Pavel Chertorogov
Twitter: @nodkz

📝 Slides: https://assets.ctfassets.net/nn534z2fqr9f/5zTslHVxlY6e2wAkMQMceS/d4024a20ab5cea77a9198d5d520ef970/Pavel_Chertorogov_GraphQL_the_holy_contract-between_client_and_server_v11.pdf

📹 Video: https://youtu.be/F4vHSHzpO1g

GraphQL replaces the REST API. What is GraphQL and what are the main parts of it. How do back-tenders describe the capabilities of their server, and front-end vendors declare their data needs? We will touch on the topic of static analysis of GraphQL queries on the client and how it allows you to track errors and changes in the API. Let's go through the main problems of building and generating a GraphQL scheme on the backend.

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