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Ákos Kőműves · 2021-06-24T14:04:21.795Z

We love Apollo Client because of its built-in robust state management, in-memory caching, and error handling capabilities. To keep the demo simple we’re not going to write any backend code for this presentation, and use the publicly available SpaceX ...

I really need to get back up to speed with GraphQL. Good article Ákos Kőműves .

Thank you, it'll be a great investment of your time!

Yeah, I am working on a project right now! TypeScript and ApolloClient is a great combo. BUT, for projects with large GraphQL queries I would recommend combining them with GraphQL generator. They have something called TypedDocumentNode where you can automatically generate types for all of your queryData. This is really SO great! A highly recommended tool!

Smart move! For large a project that's a must, I use a type generator in a huge RoR project and it's really powerful not having to write types manually.

Yeah, I work with a headless CMS at the moment and I love how TypeScript always tells me exactly what data I have to work with within the Components. This really is as easy to work with as autocomplete when you are texting on your phone!

Yeah, type suggestions in VSCode also speed up the development.

Thank you Brayan Arrieta Alfaro glad you like it. 🙂

I recently used the combination of React, Apollo Client and TypeScript in a personal project myself and really enjoyed it. Great article Ákos Kőműves!

Thank you Kieran Roberts 🙇‍♂️

For a long time, I used plain GraphQL but Apollo is a really nice addition to this stack.

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