Category: graphql
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Exploring the World of Graph Databases: A Detailed Comparison
Exploring the World of Graph Databases: A Detailed Comparison for Novices (More Details & Links) Imagine data not just as tables with rows and columns, but as a rich tapestry of interconnected entities. This is the core idea behind graph databases. Unlike traditional relational databases optimized for structured data, graph databases are purpose-built to efficiently… Read more
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GraphQL vs. RESTful: A Detailed Comparison with Use Cases
GraphQL vs. RESTful: A Detailed Comparison with Use Cases GraphQL and RESTful are two popular architectural styles for designing APIs (Application Programming Interfaces). While REST has been the dominant approach for years, GraphQL has gained significant traction due to its flexibility and efficiency in data fetching. Here’s a detailed comparison: Key Differences Feature RESTful GraphQL… Read more
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Top 50 GraphQL Tricks – Detailed with Links
Top 50 GraphQL Tricks – Detailed with Links Top 50 GraphQL Tricks – Detailed with Links Unlock the full potential of GraphQL with these advanced techniques and best practices, now with more in-depth explanations and helpful links for further exploration. Schema Design and Best Practices Use meaningful and consistent naming conventions for types, fields, and… Read more
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n8n Integrations with external services
n8n Existing Integrations n8n boasts a wide array of built-in integrations, allowing you to connect and automate workflows with numerous popular applications and services in 2025. These integrations are constantly expanding, making n8n a versatile tool for various automation needs. Core Nodes (Built-in): HTTP Request: For making generic API calls to any RESTful or GraphQL… Read more
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Extending n8n with APIs
Extending n8n with APIs n8n‘s power lies in its ability to connect and automate workflows across a vast ecosystem of applications and services. A fundamental way to expand n8n’s capabilities beyond its built-in nodes is by leveraging Application Programming Interfaces (APIs). APIs allow n8n to interact with virtually any service that exposes programmatic interfaces, enabling… Read more