It is being used extensively as a means of data transfer in a variety of applications. Representational State Transfer (REST) is used for transferring resources across web services.Let's recap all that we have learned until now in the first and the second part of the series: If you have been following along from the start of the series, you might already be familiar with most of the basic concepts used in GraphQL. If you have not heard of these topics before, it is always a good idea to go through the basics and then build something interesting out of it! I recommend reading the first and the second part of the series before heading over to the implementation part. This article assumes that you know the fundamental concepts of GraphQL like the use of Query, Mutations, Type System, Alias, Variables, Directives, and Fragments. In this article, we are going to build a GraphQL server for food ordering system using NodeJS and Express. This article is part 3 of the series on Exploring GraphQL. Part 8: Implementing GraphQL Subscriptions using PubSub.Part 7: GraphQL Subscriptions - Core Concepts.Part 6: How to Connect MongoDB to a GraphQL Server?.Part 5: Introducing the Apollo GraphQL Platform for implementing the GraphQL Specification.Part 4: How to implement Pagination and Mutation in GraphQL.Part 1: What is GraphQL and why Facebook felt the need to build it?.Check out the other articles from the series:
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