GraphQL is a query language mostly used to streamline access to REST APIs. Now, a new breed of GraphQL implementations wants to build an abstraction layer for any database on top of GraphQL, and ...

GraphQL, an emerging standard for querying multiple types of data systems, is shifting the debate about how we access and transform data, and may very well have as much of an impact or more as SQL ...

GraphQL then interacts with the APIs and deals with security and the oddities of each API. Like with any technology, there are negatives too. It’s another layer to maintain.

GraphQL allows frontend developers — the folks whose job is to worry about the user experience — to query for backend data, irrespective of the API style or purpose. In short, GraphQL makes it ...

With the new capabilities in Stargate’s GraphQL API, DataStax is bridging the gap between database choice and rapid implementation so developers can benefit from the powerful Apache Cassandra ...

For example, recommendations, the status of a delivery, account balances. And that’s what GraphQL is for: Getting data to and from the backend. It is a more modern API that connects apps to ...

With GraphQL, developers use a strongly typed query language to define both requests and responses, allowing an application to specify exactly what data it needs from an API. Thus GraphQL is meant ...

GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling queries with existing data – it provides a complete (and understandable) description of the data in an API, makes it easier to ...

The open source query language GraphQL is the future of APIs, but getting it to hum (and hum at scale) takes some strategizing. Here’s what we’ve learned.

GraphQL, the emerging standard for declarative API orchestration, offers AI application builders a seamless path to quickly and safely build API-powered agentic software. Getting data from APIs ...