Search for an object in SQL Server

Photo by Oleg Ivanov on Unsplash If you have a big database structure with lots of databases, plenty of tables, views, stored procedures, functions, etc., sometimes you are lost in all the objects in your server. The good news is that there are ways to handle this situation. sys.objects view You can easily find an object in your … Continue reading Search for an object in SQL Server →

Interview me

Photo by Chris Liverani on Unsplash We all have been through the process of hiring. We have been participating in interviews and have tried to sell ourselves. Our aim is to show our skills set and to advertise the professional individuals we are. We want to shine, we want to be appreciated, we want to … Continue reading Interview me →

Apollo client

In the previous post for Querying data with GraphQL we used a ASP.NET Core HTTP client. But as I have mentioned there is an option to fetch the data with JavaScript using a client called Apollo. Apollo is a very good choice of library if you are building an application with GraphQL because of its … Continue reading Apollo client →

Querying data with GraphQL

You can use GraphQL to access data from your back-end service and apply a query on it in order to return the needed information only. It is an open source specification, invented by Facebook, which serves as a middle man, a communication between the client and the back-end.Its syntax is similar to JSON: { person(id: … Continue reading Querying data with GraphQL →