🍃 Introduction to Spring GraphQL with Spring Boot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
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This video is a step by step tutorial showing how to build GraphQL API with Spring Boot and Spring Boot GraphQL.
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Probably the best framework till date. Love you guys.
I would like to say that spring is part of my life, help us in our job, day after day you create something that help people. Thanks so much spring team.
Terrific content. I was looking for Graphql and spring simple demo and this was by far the best one, thank you for sharing this
awesome explanation, straight o the point! I feel like a can build a graphQL backend right after the vid, and u managed to squish it into a fast 20 min vid, congratz awesome content
I found your channel today and watched a few videos. I’m glad I found you! Your examples are simple and you explain really well. Looking forward for the next video! I loved this one 👏
thank you so much for feedback! i'm very glad you find my videos useful :)
Makes the complicated look easy for folks who are rusted. Thanks!!!
Thank you for feedback!
Liked the way u enabled SQL logging to demonstrate N+1 problem. Looking forward to Query DSL videos. 👍
Awesome thanks for feedback!
We need more content from you, sir. Your tutorials are great !!! Please keep it up, I already have an entire bootcamp watching some of your videos. You rock!
Thank you Liviu for kind words! Will try my best!
Can't wait for your course to be released. I've subscribed to it. All the Best!😁
my first and best video learning graphQL...thanks man...
Superb and precise implementation. Looking forward to next video.
Thank you Neha!
This video is awesome. Thank you, and keep posting!
Thank you!
Great tutorial, waiting for the next.
Great explanation! Waiting for the next video!
Thank you! Cooking the next one :-)
1. Short videos with essentials - plus
2. You're also able to contain interesting facts - single request, multiple queries / n+1 etc - I very like it, it's not just simple 'how to do' but also with advantages/disadvantages - also as a plus (do it more often :)
Thanks a lot! I try to make them relatively short to not bore people to death 😅
Amazing video, thanks for sharing!
Very nice tutorial to get started with Spring GraphQL.
Thank you Siva!
great demo and intro to Spring GraphQL.
Thank you!
awesome. well explained in details. thanks a lot
Nice and simple explanation, you are amazing thx
Thank you! I would never think that I'm amazing but it's nice to hear it from someone 😊
Thank you so much for your content
Clear and concise. Dev tools automatically enables graphiql if added in class path.
Thanks I didn't know that!
Awesome explanation, Looking towards the sequence video
Thank you Toto! I tried to explain things i struggled with while playing with Spring GraphQL
Nice and concise content 👌
Thank you! I'll appreciate if you share it in your circles and social networks 🙂
great video, thank you!
would be nice to see quick show up of DataLoaders usage in Spring GraphQL
Great explanation!
Thanks!
Excellent video
Thank you! I'm super glad you found it useful
when are you gonna start a complete new tutorial playlist about spring from beginner to advanced by building a project on youtube ?? please we need this man.
Really nice video.
Thanks!
cool video)
Love It, where is the next part?
I always wonder where instructors like you hide in this world ! ,we've travelled a long journey to reach here !! A journey of 1hr ,2hrs videos with no content ,thanks much .could not leave without subscribing and liking your channel🙏
Sensational!
Thank you :)
I'm curious of your opinion on Spring GraphQL vs Netflix DGS framework. Does Spring have code generation yet? Are Spring's endpoints faster than Netflix's? Can we use Spring GQL in combination with Netflix's DGS codegen? Is Spring's version mature enough to compete with DGS? Thanks.
Hi, thanks for the nice inro.
Q: How can I split the schema file by entities, so that I do not have all the types, queries, and mutations in a single file?
I do not wan to use Apollo or any other 3rd party library.
Maybe because my only experience is with monolithic apps with SSR, but how do you take advantage of GrahpQL when facing an end-user? A client-side frontend framework? Plain old Ajax requests? Great video!
Thanks for video.
Is this next video (query dsl + GraphQL ) already available?
Still waiting for the query DSL video to understand this concept completely. Hope you put it out soon.
does the repository methods still fetch all the fields from database ? So the advantage of graphql is it can respond with just the requested elements over the wire ?
Hi. Nice explanation but you left it open at the query optimization part. Also I think it will be very helpful if you could also show some example of paging. Thanks a lot.
I really love this! did you create the following video? Please let me know cuz I couldn't find it in the list!
Does Spring For GraphQL supports schema type generation from existing Java POJO? Just like Graphql-SPQR library? I do not want to maintain schemas in 2 places in POJO and also in Schema file.
nice
If I could ask something ,how then will you connect nextjs application with such backends ??
When are you going to upload next part of this video? I am waiting.
Hello Maciek! You really have a very valuable channel! Are you planning any WireMock episodes? This is quite a hot topic, and there is very little online material, and only a few valuable ones.
Was the Follow-up video with Query DSL ever posted?
I am really a beginner to grapgql. Can we consume grapql with rest template?
Can you talk a little about error handling with GraphQL? Let's say we throw an error because of a duplicate ID or something. How do I customize the error returned so that it's descriptive of the problem instead of the generic "INTERNAL_ERROR" that Spring boot is returning? I found some error handling guides online but they are not using Spring Boot with the new API like you are.
Edit: For others that might have the same question I did, you just have to implement DataFetcherExceptionResolver to edit error details.
you are alive :D
Haha yeah big comeback ;)
Hello there. It is really awesome video. Your explanation is concise. I subscribed your channel and searched entire list of videos but I did not found Video for the N+1 problem solution and Video for the inter service calls to improve the performance (Ref video Duration 8:00 to 8:35). It will really great if you share those videos soon.
Hello ,kindly let me know the theme you used for this application .
what a nice video!! thanks a lot, Where can I see the solution for the "n+1" problem? :). u da best
hey man can you make a spring fileupload using rest api and url for the frontend to download
No GitHub repo of the finished example demo? :(
Good tutorial, I have requirement like I have to write some data which comes in request and return txt or pdf file
how to do that in my local machine
Please help me on this
Hello,
I'm new to spring boot and graphql so my question might be dump but I didn't see any answer on internet so i'm asking it here.
What's the difference between the graphql resolvers and the sring boot Controller ?
Most of the tutorials I see on google and youtube are using these specific ways (some are also using services but it seems less popular) of mapping a query to an execution that will retrieve data from a repository.
I can't find are the differences, do they have the same purpose or maybe I am misunderdanting something ? What is the best way to make that schema mapping between query and execution ?
I would be glad to have your thoughts about this, if my question isn't clear, tell me how i can explain it better.
Thanks for your help
Hey I have the same doubt, do you have anything on it?
@@simransingh2832 it was long ago and i stop developping in spring recently, i don't remember that much but i think it is pretty much the same, just differently, i cannot remember the way i used, i don't have access to the code anymore. Oh no, i remember, i used controllers because it is more similar to other api structure and i had a bit more documentation on it i think. But if you are not sure, continue looking, i remember having found a comment on a shady forum after more researches
Waiting on DataLoader and BatchMapping scenarios @Spring Academy
When working with graphql I feel strongly that the "plain old java object" classes should be generated from the graphql.
Wow
Thanks and where's the repo?
Hi can you share the sample project link
+1
Where is the next video?
Nothing is working as expected.
- Unable to import @QueryMapping annotation
- graphiql UI doesn't work
- /graphql has 404 not found issue
and still counting.
You should have started from pom dependencies.
It will be better if you can include the git repository in the comment section
Where is the next video, Man?
Please provide the code
do you remember panfu?
nothing works
You should provide at least a Github Repository, specially when dont show the AuthorRepository
Can my friend add a Chinese subtitle
Where is a next video?)
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