Keeping Your Stack Fresh with AOT
summary
Describes using HATEOAS-style hypermedia APIs plus standard API documentation to let tooling crawl links and map routes and parameters into GraphQL types, producing an auto-generated GraphQL server, client libraries and mocks without rewriting existing services. Implements a mapper that converts routes, params and hypermedia links into type definitions and a runnable GraphQL gateway, demonstrated at scale across thousands of resources and dozens of teams, remaining up-to-date as long as backends publish documented links.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Automation introduction
- 1:07GUI API generation
- 3:59GraphQL adoption challenges
- 6:12HATEOAS and API maturity
- 8:43HATEOAS paradigm shift
- 10:12GraphQL schema algorithm
- 12:40Practical examples
- 14:05Mock server generation
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