API Design: REST, GraphQL and When to Use Which

Taught by Tomas Nowak

Resource modelling, pagination and filtering conventions, idempotency keys, error shapes clients can act on, versioning that does not break consumers, and honest trade-offs between REST, GraphQL and RPC. Includes contract testing and OpenAPI-driven client generation.

What you'll cover

api design rest graphql versioning openapi

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