Insomnia is one of the most popular API development tools that also support GraphQL. In this article, you’ll find out how you can use Insomnia to interact with a Slash GraphQL instance and perform GraphQL requests such as mutations, queries, etc.
Typescript with GraphQL GraphQL’s type system allows developing error-prone flexible APIs and concrete data-fetching, and you’d want the same experience with the language you’re using with GraphQL.
In October 2020, Dgraph put out a call to all GraphQL, coding, and UX/UI enthusiasts. Our Hack & Slash Hackathon gave developers from around the world a chance to build web apps, plugins, bots, and more.
Introduction In this blog, we will introduce the concept of “Entity Resolution” and its relevance. We will discuss three aspects of Entity Resolution: Data Standardization, Duplicate Detection, and Data Merging.
This blog post will teach you how to build a GraphQL app with:
urql: a lightweight GraphQL client from Formidable Labs; Svelte: a radical new javascript framework for building user interfaces; and Slash GraphQL: Dgraph’s managed GraphQL backend service.
Dgraph Labs has been a user of the Go language since our inception in 2015. Five years and 200K lines of Go code later, we’re happy to report that we are still convinced Go was and remains the right choice.
Our passion for user experience Creating an incredible user experience is a fundamental core value at Dgraph. This holds true for our latest product offering - Slash GraphQL.
Dgraph is the world’s only native GraphQL database. We now have got fantastic GraphQL support and a serverless GraphQL platform, Slash GraphQL, all backed by an open source graph database.