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Hello folks 👋 ! I've noticed this really interested topic about react state in RFA section here on Hashnode and it immediately caught my attention since for the past 3 years, I've wrote around 10k+ react components, it was hundreds of thousands of l...
tapdancingtocode.hashnode.dev
This is the 6th blog as part of the series Full Stack: Remastering Master Data Management into graph like data. Hope you enjoy the series and find it useful !! Introduction We often need a data-fetching API powerful enough to describe all of your dat...
arpendu.hashnode.dev
Hi! I started to study apollo-graphql. I created one project and it has two modules such as book and user.(I attached project structure image.)[enter image description here][1] Now I use two schemas(book and user), but I want to integrate one. Becaus...
Why use GraphQL and not REST If you look from the perspective of the client (the frontend) there are a few challenges with REST API's when getting the data. Challenges with REST For years we are using REST API's because they were more convenient than...
Raymons.hashnode.dev
Introduction One month ago, Maxime Castres published a tutorial on How to create a blog with Nuxt.js Strapi and Apollo. But he started to feel bad about React developers who may love to get a tutorial for them! The thing is: he knows Vue.Js more than...
strapi.hashnode.dev
What is Apollo Client Apollo Client is a complete state management library for JavaScript apps. It makes use of a GraphQL API to handle data fetching. What this means is in order to make use of Apollo Client, you need to have a GraphQL API that you w...
easybuoy.hashnode.dev
From what looks like such a great client, it definitely lacks the documentation and community support that it deserves. In this blogging series, I’ll try to bridge the gap between what is documented and what you can achieve with Apollo’s GraphQL clie...
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Have you seen a schema like this before: type User { id: ID! @unique stories: [Story!]! } type Story { id: ID! @unique text: String! } In GraphQL, @ is used to denote a directive. Here's a simple description given by the specification: Dir...
Hello Everyone, I am currently very curious about learning Apollo and GraphQL. I want to make a simple React App using them. Do you recommend any courses or tutorials which teaches from the basics of Apollo and GraphQL?
I am pretty stuck with the concept of refresh tokens. I will describe what I have understand for now and I would like to get advice from you how to do it actually. Refresh tokens are there to prevent the user to log in every time the access token is...
