Video: Improving Our Interface
Level 1 Apollo Client with React
Released: undefined
Instructor
Scott Tolinski
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1. Series Introduction
7M4S
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2. Setting Up Our GraphQL Server
13M19S
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3. Starting Our Project & Connecting To Apollo
13M21S
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4. Writing Our First GraphQL Query
9M44S
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5. The Query Component
9M32S
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6. Apollo Dev Tools
5M56S
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7. Named Queries
4M32S
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8. Troubleshooting GraphQL Queries
4M6S
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9. Using Arguments & Parameters
8M1S
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10. React Router Setup
11M15S
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11. Variables In Queries
13M25S
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12. Understanding Mutations
7M2S
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13. The Mutation Component
23M5S
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14. Mutations As Prop Functions
7M55S
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15. Update Mutations
19M19S
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16. Improving Our Interface
10M24S
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17. Local State with Apollo Link State
12M3S
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18. Modifying Local State
8M56S
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19. Updating Local State From Mutations
9M27S
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20. Sorting & Pagination
19M4S
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21. Optimistic UI
26M52S
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22. Apollo Persistent Cache
10M40S
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23. Importing .graphql Files
9M33S
Improving Our Interface
In this series we dive into working with GraphQL APIs with React & Apollo. Learn all about how Apollo Client works, best practices and managing local state.
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Build a universal GraphQL API on top of your existing REST APIs, so you can ship new application features fast without waiting on backend changes.
Bind data to your UI with the ultra-flexible, community-driven GraphQL client for React, JavaScript, and native platforms.
Advanced data loading Queries, caching, mutations, optimistic UI, subscriptions, pagination, server-side rendering, prefetching, and more.
Built for modern React apps Compatible out of the box with Redux, React Router, Recompose, Expo, Next.js, and everything else in the React ecosystem.
Production-ready Used today in critical production apps by KLM, The New York Times, OpenTable, Ticketmaster, Coursera, Khan Academy, and others.
Community-focused Over 700 contributors and counting. Built by the community, for the community.
Tooling and server friendly Apollo Chrome devtools, static query analysis, code generation, and autocompletion.
Incrementally adoptable The only GraphQL client that works with any client-side architecture and every GraphQL server. It adapts to fit your needs.