In this tutorial, we’ll take an in-depth look at queries in GraphQL so that you better understand how to retrieve data from a GraphQL server. We will cover fields, arguments, aliases, operation syntax, and more. Once you have finished, you will be able to leverage the functionality of queries to build better API’s with GraphQL.
A selection of recommended technologies that leverage systems that you can run yourself, and managed options that can help you bring your idea to market faster.
OAuth 2 представляет собой фреймворк для авторизации, позволяющий приложениям осуществлять ограниченный доступ к пользовательским аккаунтам на HTTP сервисах, например, на Facebook, GitHub и the cloud provider. Он работает по принципу делегирования аутентификации пользователя сервису, на…
Learn OAuth 2 fundamentals, how authorization works, and how to securely grant API access. Covers roles, grant types, and when to use each flow.
Автор выбрал фонд FreeBSD Foundation для получения пожертвования в рамках программы Write for DOnations. По мере роста спроса на развитие full-stack разработки появляются структуры…
An API, or Application Program Interface, makes it easy for developers to integrate one app with another. They expose some of a program’s inner workings in a limited way. You can use APIs to get information from other programs, or to automate things you normally do in your…
How to authenticate a Laravel API and protect resources so that only the right users are authorized to have the right access.
A cloud-config file is a special script that is used to define configuration details for your server as it is being brought online for the first time. These are often used for completing common tasks that a user would normally have to log into the server to accomplish. In this guide, we will run through how to do some initial configuration of an Ubuntu 14.04 server using a cloud-config file with our metadata service.
Uploading files with GraphQL can be a challenge, since there is no built-in support for file uploads. In this tutorial, you will learn to upload images to a third-party storage service directly from your backend application. You will build a GraphQL API that uses an S3-compatible AWS GO SDK from a Go backend application to upload images to object storage. The Go back-end application will expose a GraphQL API and store user data in a PotsgreSQL database.
For many SMBs and startups, providing services to larger corporations is commonplace. This tends to involve the transfer of all sorts of data, from commercial documents like purchase orders and invoices to contact lists, reports, and other pertinent service-related data. Companies at the forefront of tech recognize the real need to refine these data-sharing processes. […]
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