Graphql in the Python World
summary
Claims GraphQL can replace REST for fewer round trips and append-only schemas and shows concrete Python tooling: graphene as the implementation, the GraphiQL console for live queries, and integration with SQLAlchemy and Flask (Django support noted). A live-recorded demo builds a to‑do API with mutations, creates a user (returns ID 34), and queries nested items successfully; GitHub v4 and an internal Suitsupply orders API are cited. Caveats: docs inconsistencies, DataLoader optional, and Graphene 2.0 fixes some issues.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 3:05Graphical Features
- 3:24Documentation Explorer
- 6:23Why Graph Ql over Rest
- 6:51Code Completion
- 8:52Types and Objects
- 10:54Demo
- 11:15Query Class
- 11:37Query Model
- 19:16Graphing Documentation
- 19:52Data Loader
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