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Building GraphQL APIs with Kotlin, Spring Boot, and MongoDB

In this article, you will build a GraphQL API that performs some basic CRUD (Create, Retrieve, Update, and Delete) operations. The API will focus on snacks and reviews. Users (or client applications) will be able to use your API to list snacks and their reviews. However, beyond querying the API, they will also be able to update these snacks by issuing GraphQL mutations to create, update, and delete records in your database.

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Building GraphQL APIs with Kotlin, Spring Boot, and MongoDB

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