The next step for realtime data in GraphQL | Apollo GraphQL Blog
// Result 1 { "data": { "commentAdded": { "comment": { "id": "abc123", "content": "GraphQL subscriptions will be awesome!", "author": { "username": "sashko" } } } } } // Result 2 { "data": { "commentAdded": { "comment": { "id": "def456", "content": "We should have a good RFC discussion!", "author": { "username": "robzhu" } } } } } The most important thing here is that you don’t just get a small no
Read from Redux, declare PropTypes, and filter data with GraphQL | Apollo GraphQL Blog
Blog /Frontend /Read from Redux, declare PropTypes, and filter data with GraphQL Back to Blog December 6, 2016Read from Redux, declare PropTypes, and filter data with GraphQL GraphQL is a powerful API system based around declaring a schema describing the capabilities of your backend, and then querying that schema with a nice language that projects the data into the shape you want. But that’s just
GitHub GraphQL API v4 | GitHub Developer Guide
Overview Here are some quick links to get you up and running with the GraphQL API v4: Authentication Root endpoint Schema introspection Rate limits Migrating from REST For support requests, bug reports, and discussions, use the GitHub Platform Forum. The forum allows you to collaborate with other integrators as well as engineers and product managers from GitHub. If you need to discuss a private co
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Declarative data fetching in React components with Baobab
Reactive futureWhat we love about React is how simple and enjoyable its declarative way of constructing components. And when GraphQL was introduced our minds were blown because we realized: we can do the same with data, describing what our components need and not caring about how and when it will be delivered. Also, Netflix introduced JSONGraph and Falcor this May. What’s interesting here is that
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Tutorial: How to build a GraphQL server
Apollo is a set of tools for building GraphQL applications, especially suited for building on top of your existing data. There are three main components that you can use to build a production-ready GraphQL app: Apollo Client: A GraphQL client for every frontend platform.Apollo Server: A library for writing GraphQL servers with JavaScript.Apollo Engine: A GraphQL gateway that provides caching, erro
Getting started with Redux and GraphQL
When GraphQL was announced it was clear to everyone that it was going to be awesome. The community waited patiently to sink their teeth into it and finally the technical preview was released in all its glory. Now, chances are that you, like me, found this technical preview far more difficult to comprehend than you anticipated. This was probably compounded by the complexity of Relay. I feel your pa
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