Create a dedicated configuration class for GraphQL: Configure a GraphQLConfig class where you define the GraphQL schema, including resolvers for handling queries. Add necessary dependencies: Include the graphql-java-kickstart dependency to enable GraphQL support in your Spring Boot application.
1. Overview of GraphQL and RESTful concepts
2. Testing scenarios in progress
3. Projecting data in RESTful API
4. Testing projection in GraphQL
5. Testing API with DTO (Data Transfer Object)
6. Testing DTO with Mapper in RESTful API
7. Introducing GraphQL for efficient data retrieval
8. Testing GraphQL queries for data retrieval
9. General testing of RESTful API
10. Handling ID not found exception in testing
11. Overview of GraphQL and RESTful concepts
12. Executing mutation in GraphQL
13. Using variables in GraphQL mutation
14. Detailed view of a Customer in GraphQL
15. Overview of GraphQL and RESTful concepts
16. Overview of GraphQL and RESTful concepts
17. Overview of GraphQL and RESTful concepts
18. Overview of GraphQL and RESTful concepts
19. Overview of GraphQL and RESTful concepts
20. Overview of GraphQL and RESTful concepts
21. Adding dependence in a Web Service Generique
22. Testing with Spring Data Rest
