Web Access the Realm with GraphQL

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Having problems in retrieving Realm data in a web browser or in other backend language environments & building a real-time app using Realm on the web becomes challenging? The solution to the above-mentioned challenge is using GraphQL, which offers a lot of ease and is highly compatible with the Realm's schema model. This video will cover: 1. Brief introduction about Realm 2. GraphQL and its advantages over the REST 3. Brief about GraphQL queries

Web Access
the Realm
with GraphQL
Presented By: Pallavi Singh
Senior Software Consultant
Knoldus Inc.
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01 Introduction to Realm
02 Realm Ecosystem : Platform, Database and Server
03 Challenges using Realm with Web apps
04 Introduction to GraphQL and its advantages over REST
05 GraphQL queries
Our Agenda
06 Web access the Realm with GraphQL

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GraphQL API

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GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a
runtime for fulfilling those queries with your
existing data. GraphQL provides a complete and
understandable description of the data in your API,
gives clients the power to ask for exactly what they
need and nothing more, makes it easier to evolve
APIs over time, and enables powerful developer
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Client specified queries.
Why GraphQL?

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