Modern data APIs with EF Core and GraphQL

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What if you could simplify service discovery by consolidating your APIs to a single endpoint, give your front end applications full control over the shape of data they receive (without implementing multiple REST APIs or overloading endpoints with parameters), and provide advanced filtering and sorting over your data using only a few lines of code? See yourself how powerful GraphQL is, especially when combined with EF Core, to provide modern data APIs that can be reused across the enterprise. 👨‍💻 Slides & code: aka.ms/dotnetconf/2021
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[@daniesharpe1596]

Awesome. I really see a ton of use cases for GraphQL with EF.

Despites the Defer, Subscriptions, Versioning, Multi requests and merge results and other out of the boxes that GraphQl has over OData what really interests me (in this example using HotChcolate and EF Core) is a comparison of the less messy(grotesque, horrible, scare, slow as hell) SQL result from the Expression auto generated from complex queries to the queryable provider.

[@bophasovannlak2853]

Why there is no talk about odata?

[@vkozyrev]

Very nice and informative.

[@newtonsheikh]

Super

[@LiRaye]

Seems able to replace views in db

[@sunilanthony17]

Can we get this sample code?

[@JeremyLikness]

github.com/JeremyLikness/dotnetconf2021

[@rodrigoreyes2392]

@@JeremyLikness thanks!!!

[@VladimirCheTV]

Can you copy paste? :)