Creating GraphQL APIs with ASP.Net Core for Beginners

Creating GraphQL APIs with ASP.Net Core for Beginners, available at $39.99, has an average rating of 4, with 43 lectures, based on 68 reviews, and has 2425 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: Creating GraphQL APIs with ASP.Net Core for Beginners

Price: $39.99

Average Rating: 4

Number of Lectures: 43

Number of Published Lectures: 43

Number of Curriculum Items: 43

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 43

Original Price: $24.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Understood GraphQL specifications
Write GraphQL queries
Create own GraphQL APIs
Consume GraphQL API from dotnet client

Who Should Attend

This is for newbies who want to learn GraphQL
Developer who know C# & ASP dotnet and want to create GraphQL APIs
Person who want to understand GraphQL specifications
Developer who want to create own GraphQL APIs

Target Audiences

This is for newbies who want to learn GraphQL
Developer who know C# & ASP dotnet and want to create GraphQL APIs
Person who want to understand GraphQL specifications
Developer who want to create own GraphQL APIs

GraphQL is a language for APIs that enables you to query and manipulate data easily through an intuitive and flexible syntax.

GraphQL is an open-source data query and manipulation language for APIs.

GraphQL was developed internally by Facebook in 2012 before being publicly released in 2015.

It is used in many server-side languages like Java, Node, Ruby, Python, PHP, Go, and obviously dotnet too. And APIs created using GraphQL can easily accessible by almost languages like JavaScript, Android, Swift, Python, PHP, Java, and dotnet.

In a GraphQL request, you specify how to structure the data when it’s returned by the server. This makes it possible for you to query only the data you need, in the format you need. This results in better network utilization and performance, especially on mobile devices.

The course outline includes:

Introduction to GraphQL. And understood how it’s different from RESTful APIs.
Create basic GraphQL queries. As well as with Arguments and aliases.
Using fragments and inline fragments on the type to select specific fields.
Using variables for passing data via query variable, and directives to obtain fields based on condition.
Use paging to retrieve data as page wise and with sorting order.
Understood what schema is and learn about each type supported by GraphQL.
Use of Introspection for obtaining schema or type related details.
Create a server-side project with Entity Framework core and GraphQL dotnet library.
Use mutation for insert, update, or delete operation.
Using subscription for creating an event stream.
Implement Authentication for queries based on JWT Identity.
Validation of query and Exception handing from the server-side.
And executing queries and mutations from client-side project using C#.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: What is GraphQL?

Lecture 3: GraphQL vs REST

Chapter 2: Querying Data from GitHub

Lecture 1: Basic GraphQL Query

Lecture 2: Arguments & Alias

Lecture 3: Using Fragments

Lecture 4: Inline Fragments

Lecture 5: Using Variables

Lecture 6: Inline Variables

Lecture 7: Using Directives

Lecture 8: Using Paging

Chapter 3: Schema & Types

Lecture 1: Scalar and Object Type

Lecture 2: Interface and Union Type

Lecture 3: Enums and InputObject type

Lecture 4: List and Not Null

Chapter 4: Advance GraphQL Concepts

Lecture 1: Introspection: Type

Lecture 2: Introspection: Schema & TypeName

Lecture 3: Validations in GraphQL

Lecture 4: Mutation

Lecture 5: Subscription

Chapter 5: Create own GraphQL APIs

Lecture 1: Setting up Entity Framework

Lecture 2: Setting up GraphQL

Lecture 3: Create Types

Lecture 4: Create First Query

Lecture 5: Query with Parameter

Lecture 6: Nested field in Query

Chapter 6: Mutation & Subscriptions

Lecture 1: Mutation: Input Type

Lecture 2: Mutation: Create

Lecture 3: Mutation: Update & Delete

Lecture 4: Subscription: Create

Lecture 5: Subscription: Update

Chapter 7: Paging & Authantication

Lecture 1: Using Paging

Lecture 2: Using Sorting

Lecture 3: Authantication – 1

Lecture 4: Authantication – 2

Lecture 5: Authantication – 3

Lecture 6: Error Handling

Lecture 7: Metrics

Chapter 8: Using Client

Lecture 1: Create Project

Lecture 2: Using Query

Lecture 3: Using Mutation

Chapter 9: Conclusion

Lecture 1: Conclusion

Lecture 2: Bonus Lecture

Instructors

Nilay Mehta
Passionate Software Engineer and Instructor
Tutorials Team
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2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 14 votes
4 stars: 16 votes
5 stars: 25 votes

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