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Version: v18.0.0 Relay's approach to data-fetching is heavily inspired by our experience with React. In particular, React breaks complex interfaces into reusable components, allowing developers to reason about discrete units of an application in isolation, and reducing the coupling between disparate parts of an application. Even more important is that these components are declarative: they allow d
GraphQL Directive Permissions — Authorization Made Easy | Prisma
Directive permissions are a declarative way of implementing authorization rules in GraphQL servers. In this article, our guest author Dennis Walsh explains how to use them in order to protect your data. If you're interested in writing an article for our blog as well, drop us an email. GraphQL servers send your app into the world wearing only its birthday suit — everything is exposed. A quick intro
Authorization | GraphQL
Authorization Delegate authorization logic to the business logic layer Authorization is a type of business logic that describes whether a given user/session/context has permission to perform an action or see a piece of data. For example: “Only authors can see their drafts” Enforcing this kind of behavior should happen in the business logic layer. It is tempting to place authorization logic in the
Caching | GraphQL
Caching Providing Object Identifiers allows clients to build rich caches In an endpoint-based API, clients can use HTTP caching to easily avoid refetching resources, and for identifying when two resources are the same. The URL in these APIs is a globally unique identifier that the client can leverage to build a cache. In GraphQL, though, there’s no URL-like primitive that provides this globally un
GraphQL explained | Apollo GraphQL Blog
In this post, I’m going to answer one simple question: How does a GraphQL server turn a query into a response? If you’re new to GraphQL, get the three minute intro in How do I GraphQL? before reading on. That way you’ll get more out of reading this post. Here’s the ground we’ll cover in this post: GraphQL queriesSchema and resolve functionsGraphQL execution — step by step Ready? Let’s jump right i
GraphQL Concepts Visualized | Apollo GraphQL Blog
GraphQL is often explained as a “unified interface to access data from different sources”. Although this explanation is accurate, it doesn’t reveal the underlying ideas or the motivation behind GraphQL, or even why it is called “GraphQL” — you can see the stars and the night, but not quite the “The Starry Night”. The true heart of GraphQL lies in what I think of as the application data graph. In t
Visual Studio Live Share を使ってペアプロをしています - Mercari Engineering Blog
こんにちは、フロントエンドエンジニアの @nullpoo です。 今回は、最近パプリックプレビューとなった Visual Studio Live Share を使ってペアプログラミングをしたことをきっかけに気づいたことについて紹介したいと思います。 ドメイン知識の共有や作業効率の向上、他のエンジニアがコードを書く方法など、様々な気づきがありました。 Visual Studio Live Share とは Visual Studio Live Share はMicrosoftが発表した、Visual StudioやVisual Studio Code上でネットワークを経由しリアルタイムでコードの編集やデバッグを行うための拡張機能です。 詳しくは下記公式ページを参照してください。 www.visualstudio.com 実際に作業を行っている様子をキャプチャしてみました。 共同編集の様子 共
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