GraphQL Could be Your BFF (Backend for Frontend)

The architectural shift from monoliths to microservices came with a wide range of benefits. A reduction in complexity means the services are easier to design and build, the isolation of tasks means services can be team-specific, reducing the onboarding time for new developers and a reduction in processing power required to run the services makes it easier to scale horizontally. - http://amp.gs/aUuR

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Frontend Architectural Patterns: Backends-For-Frontends

The backends-for-frontends architectural pattern describes a world in which each client application has its own server-side component— a backend for a particular frontend.
This pattern is highly applicable if you have multiple client interfaces with significantly different needs that all consume the same underlying resources. The most common real-world example is an application that has both a web and a mobile client. - http://amp.gs/aqF2

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The BFF Pattern (Backend for Frontend): An Introduction

Get to know the benefits of using BFF pattern in practice - http://amp.gs/bC1T

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BFF Pattern — Dos and Don’ts

The right way to implement backend-for-frontend - http://amp.gs/jnPGk

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BFF Architecture

Though it has a funny name, BFF architecture is a simple yet effective concept. BFF stands for Backend For Frontend, and what is basically means is that we create a backend for every type of frontend our system has, such as mobile, desktop, web browser and more. This way we can streamline the integration between the frontend and the backend.
Read more about BFF pattern in this great introduction on mobilelive. - http://amp.gs/jGSwD

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Backend for frontend (BFF) pattern— why do you need to know it?

Our typical issue starts when we need to integrate some API to our mobile app. Let’s imagine the case when… - https://medium.com/mobilepeople/backend-for-frontend-pattern-why-you-need-to-know-it-46f94ce420b0

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How to use GraphQL to build Backend-For-Frontends (BFFs)

Step by step guide to implementing a GraphQL Backend-For-Frontend - https://blog.bitsrc.io/how-to-use-graphql-to-build-backend-for-frontends-bffs-4b7e5a0105d0

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Backend for Frontend (BFF) Pattern in System Designing

When, how, and why you should use a backend-for-frontend pattern while designing the architecture for your… - https://blog.bitsrc.io/backend-for-frontend-bff-pattern-in-system-designing-501a71df6bf7

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API Gateway vs Backend For Frontend (BFF) — Everything you need to know

Hello everyone. In this article, we are going to see what is an API Gateway and how it is used for… - https://medium.com/javarevisited/api-gateway-vs-backend-for-frontend-bff-everything-you-need-to-know-90154a1e693f

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The Backend-for-Frontend pattern using NextJS: A Step-by-Step Guide

The Backends-for-Frontends pattern might be exactly what you need to avoid monolithic Backend APIs and… - https://javascript.plainenglish.io/the-backend-for-frontend-pattern-using-nextjs-a-step-by-step-guide-c7291fbc225f

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Backends For Frontends — My Take

What do you get when you have a lot of Microservices to fetch data from before displaying a result — Multiple… - https://faun.pub/backends-for-frontends-my-take-b97663ec1b68

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Backends For Frontends — My Take

What do you get when you have a lot of Microservices to fetch data from before displaying a result — Multiple… - https://faun.pub/backends-for-frontends-my-take-b97663ec1b68

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5 Best Practices for Backends-for-Frontends

Best practices to follow when implementing the BFF pattern: do’s and don’ts. - https://javascript.plainenglish.io/5-best-practices-for-backends-for-frontends-95041583f18a

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Exploring Authentication Strategies in Microfrontends: A Deep Dive into BFF…

Web development has seen a shift, a significant one. It’s moving towards a modular approach. Microservices… - https://medium.com/@lojhan/exploring-authentication-strategies-in-microfrontends-a-deep-dive-into-bff-authorization-and-cda42075d4a2

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