Graphql With Java And Spring Andreas Marek Donna Zhou by Andreas Marek; Donna Zhou instant download after payment.

Learn first-hand from the founder of GraphQL Java and co-author of Spring for GraphQL how to build GraphQL services in Java.

This book is for anyone who wants to build a production GraphQL service with Java. By the end of this book, you will be confident building your own production GraphQL service with Spring for GraphQL, the official Spring integration built on top of the GraphQL Java engine. Spring for GraphQL makes it easier than ever to build a GraphQL service by eliminating boilerplate code and seamlessly integrating with the Spring ecosystem.

GraphQL Java is the dominant Java implementation of GraphQL, powering services at Twitter, AirBnB, Netflix, Atlassian, and many other companies. By the end of this book, you’ll be leveraging the same engine with Spring for GraphQL.

In this book, you’ll learn key GraphQL concepts, paired with practical advice from our experiences running production GraphQL services at scale. At the end of this book, you’ll have in depth knowledge of Spring for GraphQL and the GraphQL Java engine, so you will have the confidence to run production ready GraphQL services.

This book is suitable for beginners building their first production GraphQL service. There are also advanced topics later in the book for intermediate readers.

We do not assume any prior knowledge of GraphQL. To make the most of this book, we assume basic Java knowledge, and we assume very basic Spring knowledge such as familiarity with the @Component annotation. Optionally, if you intend to build a reactive service, you should be familiar with the Reactor concepts of Mono and Flux.