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GraphQL/Subscriptions

Push real-time updates to clients whenever something important changes on the server.

12 QuestionsAdvancedMedium Priority ~9 min read

Subscriptions allow a GraphQL server to send updates to clients when specific events occur. Instead of repeatedly asking the server whether something changed, a client can subscribe to an event and receive new data when that event happens.

Subscriptions are useful for features such as chat messages, notifications, live dashboards, and collaborative applications. They typically require a persistent connection and introduce additional concerns around connection management, scaling, and authentication.

What you'll walk away knowing

How GraphQL subscriptions provide real-time updates
How clients subscribe to events
How subscriptions differ from queries and mutations
How persistent connections affect scaling and security
1How can you implement real-time updates in GraphQL using subscriptions?Intermediate2Compare websockets and graphql subscriptions.Intermediate3What are subscriptions?Intermediate
All Topics
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Basics
Schema
Scalars
2
Queries
Mutations
Subscriptions
Resolver
3
Directives
Pagination
Batching and Caching
Federation
4
Error Handling
Authentication and Authorization
Performance
Tools
Security
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