GraphQL APIs allow clients to precisely define the data they need and receive it in a predictable and hierarchical format. This allows for more flexible and efficient data fetching and eliminates the need for over-fetching or under- fetching data. By the end of this tutorial, you will have a working GraphQL API that you can continue to expand and improve.
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PrerequisitesStep 1: Setting up the Laravel projectStep 2: Setting up the databaseStep 3: Creating the student modelStep 4: Creating a seeder fileStep 5: Installing the rebing/graphql-laravel packageStep 6: Creating the GraphQL serverRegistering our query, mutations, and typeStep 7: Testing the endpointsConclusion1 Comment
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