Building modern applications with GraphQL 2021 and beyond in ASP.NET Core 6
summary
Shows a .NET 6 minimal API using Hot Chocolate and the Banana Cake Pop IDE to build a GraphQL backend that combines Entity Framework, REST aggregation and HTTP subscriptions over WebSockets. Demonstrates cursor-based pagination emitted as connection types, DataLoader batching to the REST price service (about 104 ms for the batched call), and @defer reduced first-byte time from 630ms to 37ms when streaming deferred fragments to the client.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Start
- 4:00What is GraphQL?
- 21:40Pagination
- 26:02Field Middleware
- 32:29REST Integration
- 41:58Real-Time Data
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