GraphQL: The Good Parts
summary
Describes building a production-ready GraphQL stack on .NET using HotChocolate (code-first or schema-first), employing DataLoaders for caching and profiling to locate slow resolvers. Covers CI practices: enforce consistent package versions or a centralized feed, include schema snapshots in PRs to detect breaking changes, disable UI and introspection in production, keep file uploads on REST, and provide a small demo repository illustrating the setup.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00GraphQL basics
- 2:11GraphQL vs REST
- 11:48Pros and cons
- 17:12Hot Chocolate for .NET
- 23:17Building good APIs
- 33:21Q&A
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