In September 2019, Graph Query Language is accepted as a new database query language standard in a vote by the International SQL Standards Committee, the unification of GQL takes time.
In this post, we've selected some mainstream graph query languages and compared the CRUD usage in these languages respectively.
Five Major Vulnerabilities in GraphQL
GraphQL (GQL) is a data query language used commonly in modern web and mobile applications as a key part of the technology stack. GQL simplifies fetching data from a server to a client via an API call. This article recaps some thoughts from a post by carvesystems.com, covering the five most common GraphQL vulnerabilities, how to use a GQL “goat” to exemplify vulnerabilities, and some tooling to evaluate GQL implementation.
Create a GraphQL API With Node, Mongoose, and Express
GraphQL is a technology that helps developers across the board to build more robust software more quickly. The ability to request all of the information you need in a single request is a game-changer. It has simplified my backend development of APIs for consumption by mobile and web applications that would normally rely on RESTful APIs. A normal RESTful API may have several endpoints for various entities (e.g. users, submissions, etc.); with GraphQL, you can get all of this information in a single go using GraphQL's query language, also known as GQL.