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GraphQL is a great technology for REST microservices. Learn how to create a data layer for microservices, without writing any code!

How to Build a GraphQL Data Layer for REST Microservices 

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6 Trust Signals You Can Implement Today to Increase Your Google Traffic

I’ve spent the last 10 years of my life as a System Engineer, which means when I first had to build an API, I had no idea how to do it. I knew python quite a bit since as a SysAdmin I often had to write some smaller or bigger scripts, but building the whole API was a challenge for me. Sure — I could just google the phrase and find dozens of tutorials on how to build an API, but all of them were somehow complicated or created for raw developers (which means — with assumptions that you know already all the tools and frameworks that developers use). 

How To Build An API Without Coding [Python]

Some time ago I was working on a GraphQL project that includes activities and each activity can have some comments with the info of the user that created the comment. The first thing that you might think is that it is a problem of query n + 1&nbsp;, and yes; it&nbsp;is!

How I started doing load testing on GraphQL without writing a single Query

You have firmly decided that you want to learn to create applications for Android using Kotlin. You are super motivated to create your first application.

Why Should I Learn Android?

In <a href="https://hackernoon.com/dive-into-graphql-part-i-whats-wrong-with-rest-709ebcb898dc" target="_blank">the first post</a> of the <a href="https://marmelab.com/blog/2017/09/03/dive-into-graphql.html" target="_blank">Dive Into GraphQL Series</a>, I’ve explained why REST isn’t such a good fit for today’s web and mobile applications. REST makes applications slow, harder and more expensive to develop, and too limited in functionality. We need a new hero, an architecture that allows to:

Dive Into GraphQL Part II: Anatomy of a GraphQL Query

<em>GraphQL is a new way of building APIs through a strongly typed query language. Released by Facebook in 2015, GraphQL is quickly gaining traction and is being adopted by other huge companies such as Twitter and Github. In this article we’ll walk through how to set up an API with Express and Apollo Server, and how we can structure a GraphQL schema to keep it manageable.&nbsp;<br>As a bonus we’ll add hot reloading to our API as well.</em>

Creating a structured, hot-reloadable GraphQL API with Express.js,

Here, we have designed and developed a flow for OTP(One time password) for user registration and also blocking a user's account after the maximum retries for incorrect otp is exceeded.

One-Time Password Generation Using speakeasy, Nest.js And MongoDB

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