Q1. How does GraphQL differ from REST?
GraphQL exposes a single endpoint and a typed schema rather than many resource URLs. The client sends a query describing exactly the fields it needs, so it avoids the ove...
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GraphQL exposes a single endpoint and a typed schema rather than many resource URLs. The client sends a query describing exactly the fields it needs, so it avoids the ove...
An operation is idempotent when performing it multiple times produces the same server state as performing it once. - GET, HEAD, PUT and DELETE are idempotent by HTTP sema...
HATEOAS stands for Hypermedia as the Engine of Application State. A response not only carries data but also links describing the actions and related resources the client ...
REST excels at resource-oriented CRUD with cacheable, uniform interfaces and a broad tool ecosystem. It becomes awkward when: - The domain is action-oriented or RPC-like,...
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