Why We Combined GraphQL and a Serverless Distributed Ledger

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  • In my experience, having context affords better understanding. We felt it important to understand not just what GraphQL is - although it is super important when working with Vendia Share - but why we've made the decision to choose GraphQL for our API strategy in the first place. We've created some code examples that demonstrate how to interact with Vendia-generated GraphQL APIs using several programming languages. Stay tuned for an upcoming post where we'll dive a bit deeper into how you can take advantage of some Vendia-specific GraphQL goodies like transactions, conditional operations, and examining GraphQL operations that have been committed to your Uni.

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    GraphQL is a query language and execution engine tied to any backend service.

  • GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with existing data. GraphQL is a open specification; it is not controlled or managed by a single vendor. GraphQL clients and servers can be written in a number of programming languages. There is no requirement to use particular data stores to persist data.

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