Spring Tips: Spring for GraphQL: Streaming Subscriptions with RSocket

Hi, Spring fans! In this installment, Spring Developer Advocate Josh Long (@starbuxman) , Spring for GraphQL lead Rossen Stoyanchev (@rstoya05), and GraphQL Java lead Andi Marek (@andimarek) look at how to stream data with GraphQL subscriptions, which work independent of underlying transports like SSE, WebSockets, and - as we focus on in this episode - RSocket.

[@kitkarson4226]

Rossen looks exactly like my boss :) .

[@erikbjork2587]

Great videos! But video 5 and 6 should switch places. The video about clients talks about streamning/subscriptions as it should have been watched before. Also, at the end of the streaming video Josh says next video is about clients.

[@maksimostroverkhov4403]

Amusing how spring team keeps pulling in this library (rsocket/rsocket-java) - despite denial-of-service vulnerabilities, lack of development activities (last release is summer 2021) and throughput not even on par with much more popular GRPC!

[@Boss-gr4jw]

I never found good use for RSocket and the fact that a lot of the open source projects are dead, I rather stay away from it.

[@SpiritVoodoo]

Thanks for the video, also will be great to see some example with graphql over websocket with security. I try to did that 1 month ago and faced with lot pitfalls.

[@ivantrendafilov2909]

Any progress on this ?

[@DynamostRu]

Please, show example of authorization and secure queries, mutations and subscriptions of Spring GraphQL

[@sovrinfo]

Thanks

[@osenseijedi]

If I could just highlight a tiny issue it is regarding the sound. It would be great if you guys could invest in better recording microphones. No need to invest too much. Rossen's mic was perfect. The effects sound is IMHO too loud.
But other than that, it's really interesting. Thanks for sharing!

[@essamal-mansouri2689]

Especially since i think one of them might have a breathing problem. It sounds like he needs to gasp for air in between words.