Beyond REST: GraphQL APIs in Java for Flexible Data Access

For years, REST APIs have been the standard for building backend services in Java. They’re simple, well-understood, and widely adopted.…

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Paginating Data in Spring Boot GraphQL

GraphQL APIs can return large datasets, and without pagination, performance issues may arise. Spring Boot provides excellent support for GraphQL…

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GraphQL vs. REST in Enterprise Java Applications: Designing Flexible APIs for Modern Frontends

As enterprise applications evolve, so do the expectations of frontend teams. With SPAs, mobile clients, dashboards, and micro frontends growing…

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Building GraphQL APIs with Spring Boot and Netflix DGS Framework

Schema-first Design, Resolvers, and Advanced Query Performance Tips As APIs grow in complexity and client demands become more dynamic, developers…

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Return Anydata From GraphQL Mutation

In GraphQL, a mutation is used to modify server-side data, such as creating, updating or deleting resources. In many cases,…

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Securing GraphQL with Spring Security: A Practical Guide

GraphQL provides a flexible and efficient way to query APIs, but with that power comes the need for robust security.…

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GraphQL with Java: The Future of APIs in 2025

In recent years, GraphQL has emerged as a game-changer in the world of API development. Unlike traditional RESTful APIs, GraphQL…

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Optimizing GraphQL: Avoiding Over-fetching and Under-fetching

GraphQL offers unparalleled flexibility compared to REST APIs, allowing you to specify the exact data you need. Yet, if misused,…

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Upload Files With GraphQL in Java

File uploads are a common feature in modern applications, and GraphQL can handle them with some customization. GraphQL doesn’t natively…

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