As a full-stack engineer who has seen the evolution of web development, I have witnessed cycles of frontend frameworks promising agility, only to encounter bottlenecks in deployment speed and cross-platform consistency.
Microsoft has announced the general availability of the Fabric API for GraphQL, which significantly enhances data integration with support for Azure SQL and Fabric SQL databases. Developers can now easily query these databases and establish GraphQL endpoints with minimal configuration, simplifying structured data integration into applications. The release reflects Microsoft’s commitment to providing developers with tools that streamline their workflow and reduce the complexity involved in connecting to different data sources.
Stephen Haberman explains how SQL c’s approach to managing SQL queries through dedicated files significantly reduces typing errors while enabling efficient pre-deployment checks.