We are pretty thrilled to announce a new GraphQL library for PHP. It is called GraphQLite and is aiming at making exposing a GraphQL API in PHP dead simple. GraphQLite is a PHP library that maps your PHP classes and methods into GraphQL APIs.

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Recently I wrote GraphQL vs REST: Overview, giving a hype-free outline of the differences between REST and GraphQL. One section that would not have fit into that already lengthy article was caching, so I thought I'd fire that out next.

The free and open-source tutorial to learn all around GraphQL to go from zero to production. In the first chapter, you’ll learn about the core concepts of GraphQL.

TL;DR: I made dis: https://vuex-orm.github.io/vuex-orm-graphql/ This is my first article on dev.to and I want to use this to share my current open source project with this amazing community :) The GraphQL Plugin for Vuex-ORM and this article is powered by the Germany based i22 Digitalagentur GmbH.

My previous article discussed how to setup a simple GraphQL server and query it from a Vue frontend. For my personal projects, I believe this is adequate, however a more common solution in complex, production applications is a framework to bring some structure and extra features to your stack.

In this article, we will look at all the steps that were involved to build an Open Source real-time Q&A App using GraphQL and React. This App will allow attendees of an event to ask questions (if logged in) and vote for the most interesting ones.

Application Programming Interface (API) is a widely used term for the past few years. In simple words, API is an interface that allows developers, users, and even consumers to interact with the data. Among these groups, developers are the ones who widely use APIs.