Video: Setting Up Our Apollo Server
FullStack React with NextJS
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Instructor
Scott Tolinski
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1. Series Introduction
28S
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2. What Is NextJS?
6M44S
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3. Getting Started With NextJS
8M52S
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4. Creating Page
10M5S
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5. Links In NextJS
11M23S
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6. API Routes in NextJS 9
11M9S
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7. Setting Up Our Apollo Server
9M30S
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8. Apollo Client
16M48S
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9. Apollo Client Part 2SSR
25M11S
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10. Apollo Client Part 3rd Party APIs
7M2S
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11. Developing Our Interface
11M12S
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12. Habits Form
19M53S
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13. CSS In NextJS
15M12S
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14. DotEnv in NextJS
9M11S
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15. Setting Up MongoDB
12M43S
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16. Our GraphQL API
12M30S
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17. Connecting Our API To Apollo Server
10M27S
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18. Apollo Hooks To Query Data
6M45S
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19. Writing To Our DB with A Mutation
9M59S
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20. Querying From The Database
6M43S
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21. Our Habit Events
14M47S
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22. Error States
12M33S
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23. Adding Events To The Database
13M49S
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24. Now Hosting and Pitfalls
17M31S
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25. Where To Go From Here
3M4S
Setting Up Our Apollo Server
Now that we know how to make a basic API route, we will use Apollo to make our server. After installing apollo-server-micro, we will create our first GraphQL API route and get our Apollo server up and running.
yarn add apollo-server-micro