graphql_GraphQL的稳步上升

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Today GitHub announced that the next version of their API will use a new technology developed by Facebook called GraphQL.

今天，GitHub宣布其API的下一版本将使用Facebook开发的一项名为GraphQL的新技术。

GraphQL may eventually come to replace the most common type of API today, the REST API.

GraphQL最终可能会取代当今最常见的API，即REST API。

In the documentation for the new version of their API, GitHub explained:

GitHub 在其API新版本的文档中解释了：

“GitHub is moving to GraphQL for v4 of our API because it offers significantly more flexibility for our integrators. The ability to define precisely the data you want — and only the data you want — is a powerful advantage over the REST API v3 endpoints.

“ GitHub正转向针对API v4的GraphQL，因为它为集成商提供了更大的灵活性。与REST API v3端点相比，能够精确定义所需数据(并且仅包含所需数据)的功能是一项强大的优势。

“GraphQL is a new way to think about building and querying APIs. Rather than construct several REST requests to fetch data that you’re interested in, you can often make a single call to fetch the information you need.”

“ GraphQL是考虑构建和查询API的新方法。与构造多个REST请求来获取您感兴趣的数据相比，您通常可以进行一次调用来获取所需的信息。”

We’ve written a lot about GraphQL, and plan to create some GraphQL lessons in the near future.

我们已经编写了许多有关GraphQL的文章，并计划在不久的将来创建一些GraphQL课程。

In the meantime, if you want to learn more about GraphQL:

同时，如果您想了解有关GraphQL的更多信息：

Read GitHub developer David Celis’s “Give it a REST: use GraphQL for your APIs” (5 minute read)

阅读GitHub开发人员David Celis的“给它一个REST：对您的API使用GraphQL”( 阅读5分钟 )
Read JavaScript extraordinaire Sacha Greif’s “So what’s this GraphQL thing I keep hearing about?” (12 minute read)

阅读JavaScript非凡的Sacha Greif的“那么，我一直在听说的GraphQL是什么？” ( 阅读12分钟 )

这是三个值得您花费时间的链接： (Here are three links worth your time:)

How to go from hobbyist to professional developer (14 minute read)

如何从业余爱好者转变为专业开发人员( 阅读14分钟 )
Between the Wires: An interview with data visualization scientist Irene Ros (15 minute read)

电线之间：数据可视化科学家艾琳·罗斯(Irene Ros)访谈( 阅读15分钟 )
Parsing math expressions with JavaScript (11 minute read)

使用JavaScript解析数学表达式( 阅读11分钟 )

想到的一天： (Thought of the day:)

“The best thing about a boolean is even if you are wrong, you are only off by a bit.” — Anonymous

“关于布尔值的最好的事情是，即使您错了，也只有一点点差。” -匿名

有趣的一天： (Funny of the day:)

WebComic by Mess By Accident

WebComic by Mess通过意外

当天的研究小组： (Study group of the day:)

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编码愉快！

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