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Proceedings of the XIII Brazilian Symposium on Software Components, Architectures, and Reuse, 2019
Given the variety of architectural models that can be used, a frequent questioning among software development practitioners is: which architectural model to use? To respond this question regarding performance issues, three target applications have been studied, each written using two models web services architectures: REST and GraphQL. Through research
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Given the variety of architectural models that can be used, a frequent questioning among software development practitioners is: which architectural model to use? To respond this question regarding performance issues, three target applications have been studied, each written using two models web services architectures: REST and GraphQL. Through research
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Web services with GraphQL [PDF]
, 2018 Every trend-following developer has heard of microservices and GraphQL. Even though new technologies are often discussed, only a minor share of developers decide to use them. The main reason is often found in immaturity of technologies and in untrivial migration, which is often more time-consuming than starting from scratch.
Kajdič, Domen
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2020
In this chapter, we are going to modify an existing service and create an entirely new service. First up, we are going to add support for message queues (MQs); as you will learn, MQs are invaluable for communication in an IoT system. This chapter we will set up the plumbing for a basic insecure message queue.
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In this chapter, we are going to modify an existing service and create an entirely new service. First up, we are going to add support for message queues (MQs); as you will learn, MQs are invaluable for communication in an IoT system. This chapter we will set up the plumbing for a basic insecure message queue.
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2019
Now that you have learned about creating components and building a workable user interface using React, in this chapter, we’ll spend some time integrating with the back-end server for the data.
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Now that you have learned about creating components and building a workable user interface using React, in this chapter, we’ll spend some time integrating with the back-end server for the data.
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2020
Web applications today play a significant role, with a large number of devices connected to the internet, and data is transmitted across disparate platforms at an unprecedented rate. Many systems and platforms require applications to adapt quickly and efficiently to the needs of consumers.
Mafalda Isabel Landeiro, Isabel Azevedo
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Web applications today play a significant role, with a large number of devices connected to the internet, and data is transmitted across disparate platforms at an unprecedented rate. Many systems and platforms require applications to adapt quickly and efficiently to the needs of consumers.
Mafalda Isabel Landeiro, Isabel Azevedo
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2018
GraphQL is a rapidly maturing solution available as a web service in Drupal 8. Although it is still under heavy development, many aspects of the module are stable, and many production sites leverage GraphQL on Drupal. As we saw in Chapter 8, GraphQL is particularly robust as a web service due to its focus on tailored responses and a readily available ...
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GraphQL is a rapidly maturing solution available as a web service in Drupal 8. Although it is still under heavy development, many aspects of the module are stable, and many production sites leverage GraphQL on Drupal. As we saw in Chapter 8, GraphQL is particularly robust as a web service due to its focus on tailored responses and a readily available ...
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2019
GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. GraphQL was developed by Facebook in 2012 and then publicly released in 2015. There has been lot of development recently around GraphQL, especially since tools like AWS Cloud AppSync and frameworks like Prisma came about.
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GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. GraphQL was developed by Facebook in 2012 and then publicly released in 2015. There has been lot of development recently around GraphQL, especially since tools like AWS Cloud AppSync and frameworks like Prisma came about.
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LinGBM: A Performance Benchmark for Approaches to Build GraphQL Servers
Lecture Notes in Computer Science, 2022Sijin Cheng, Olaf Hartig, Hartig Olaf
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