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Learn GraphQL in .NET with this comprehensive course. Covering key concepts like query patterns, mutations and subscriptions, this course equips you to build efficient APIs with C#.
Created at Facebook in 2012 and released as open-source software in 2015, GraphQL has proven that it is here to stay. GraphQL is one of the “Big Three” when it comes to building modern APIs (alongside REST and gRPC), and it is the approach of choice for many big companies like GitHub, Shopify and thousands more. GraphQL solves many problems that developers encounter when building traditional REST APIs, and it does it with fashion, sporting an elegant read and write approach as well as a unique way to subscribe to data changes. In this 7-and-a-half-hour course, Michael Staib, a GraphQL steering committee member and creator of the popular GraphQL library HotChocolate, will assume you have no knowledge on this topic and take you to a very decent level where you’ll be able to build GraphQL .NET applications using C#.
I like GraphQL. I Don't like required course reviews :D
I learned how to use GraphQL with .NET web APIs for real
It's really packed with knowledge that I find useful.
It's hard to find one useful thing. But in general GraphQL with patterns and good practices.
Overall it is a very good course that covers the most important concepts one should be aware off when looking into GraphQL with a REST mindset. This includes query patterns, mutations, subscriptions, schema registry and evolution and most importantly telemetry in both dev and prod environments.
Query patterns, mutations, subscriptions, schema registry and evolution and most importantly telemetry in both dev and prod environments.