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Isabella Rivera
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Data composition and integration play a pivotal role in realizing the full potential of composable web technology. In a composable architecture, applications rely on data from various sources, including APIs, databases, and external services. Data composition involves aggregating and transforming this data to meet specific application requirements.

GraphQL has emerged as a powerful tool for data composition in composable web technology. Its flexible querying capabilities enable applications to request only the data they need, reducing over-fetching and improving performance. GraphQL also simplifies data integration, enabling applications to seamlessly merge data from multiple sources into a single coherent response.

Composable web technology allows developers to create granular data APIs that cater to specific component needs. Each component can define its data requirements, and the application's backend orchestrates the data composition to fulfill these requests efficiently.

In conclusion, data composition and integration are crucial aspects of composable web technology, enabling applications to fetch, combine, and present data from diverse sources seamlessly. With the help of GraphQL and other data integration techniques, developers can optimize data retrieval and delivery, resulting in more efficient and responsive web applications.


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