How does GraphQL handle real-time data and subscriptions?
- By using WebSocket connections
- Through frequent polling of the server
- By establishing direct database connections
- Using long-polling techniques
GraphQL handles real-time data and subscriptions using WebSocket connections. This allows the server to push data updates to clients, providing real-time capabilities. WebSocket connections are more efficient and responsive compared to frequent polling (Option B) or long-polling (Option D). Direct database connections (Option C) are not typically used due to security and scalability concerns.
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