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GraphQL Subscriptions on WebSockets for Scala applications
Say, you’ve subscribed to a popular blogger who publishes articles about web development on Medium, and whenever this blogger shares a new post, Medium sends you a notification. How can you develop this functionality for your Scala…
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How to Test and Debug a GraphQL API in Scala
How do you test and debug Scala applications that use GraphQL? It’s very easy to start, and in this article we show you how. We also show the interactions between the applicationcomponents starting from receiving the GraphQL…
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Best Practices for Processing HTTP Headers and Cookies in a Scala GraphQL API
In this article, you’ll become familiar with a way to interact with HTTP headers and cookies when using GraphQL, Play 2 Framework and Sangria in a Scala application. When we’re writing a RESTful API with Play 2,…
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Error Handling in a GraphQL API built with Scala and Sangria
If execution of a GraphQL query in your Scala application goes wrong for whatever reasons, Sangria will respond to the client with the message Internal server error, which is hardly helpful. Default error handling in Scala applications powered…
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How to Create a GraphQL API with Scala and Sangria
If you’re thinking about trying out GraphQL in your Scala application in a bid to optimize the network throughput, thenyou picked out the right time. The technology has matured a lot since 2012, and we can use…
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