Struggling to apply GraphQL to real projects? I did too.
In a recent blog article, npmjs co-founder @seldo commented that GraphQL will be a technical force to reckon with in 2019. He says there's a good chance you'll be using it in new projects.
I'd like to share the concepts (like scaling subscriptions) I learned the hard way. You'll notice I'm using a realistic example that has multiple entities and relationships. And it's relationships that cause us heartburn.
I'll be releasing one part a day for the next week (in case you'd like some holiday travel reading). Here's what you can look forward to.
Part 1: GraphQL Basics
Part 2: Queries (server implementation)
Part 3: Queries (client implementation)
Part 4: Mutations (server implementation)
Part 5: Mutations (client implementation)
Part 6: Subscriptions (server implementation)
Part 7: Subscriptions (client implementation)
What have you struggled with in GraphQL? I'd love to hear your stories and make it easier to get started.
Struggling to apply GraphQL to real projects? I did too.
In a recent blog article, npmjs co-founder @seldo commented that GraphQL will be a technical force to reckon with in 2019. He says there's a good chance you'll be using it in new projects.
I'd like to share the concepts (like scaling subscriptions) I learned the hard way. You'll notice I'm using a realistic example that has multiple entities and relationships. And it's relationships that cause us heartburn.
I'll be releasing one part a day for the next week (in case you'd like some holiday travel reading). Here's what you can look forward to.
Part 1: GraphQL Basics
Part 2: Queries (server implementation)
Part 3: Queries (client implementation)
Part 4: Mutations (server implementation)
Part 5: Mutations (client implementation)
Part 6: Subscriptions (server implementation)
Part 7: Subscriptions (client implementation)
What have you struggled with in GraphQL? I'd love to hear your stories and make it easier to get started.