Apollo: Performance Management Playbook

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Peter Kellner

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1. Course Overview

1. Course Overview.mp4

01:54

02. Building a Simple and Performant Apollo Server

01. Version Check.mp4

00:15

02. Learn Why Apollo GraphQL Is a Win for Both Client and Server Developers.mp4

02:21

03. Building an Apollo GraphQL Server with Node Using One JavaScript File.mp4

03:41

04. Using GQL to Create Our TypeDefs.mp4

04:24

05. Building Field Level Resolvers for Our Schema.mp4

05:01

06. Launching Our Apollo Server with Our Just Defined Schema and Resolvers.mp4

02:06

07. Understanding Apollo Servers Automatic Resolver Creation.mp4

05:37

08. Integrating REST As Our Speaker Data Source With json-server.mp4

03:27

09. Integrating and Launching json-server with Our Apollo Server.mp4

03:38

10. Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Speaker Data with Mutations.mp4

04:52

11. Run Our New Insert, Update, and Delete Mutations in Playground.mp4

02:07

3. Building a Simple and Performant Client App

1. The Apollo GraphQL Client Introduction.mp4

01:53

2. Creating a Simple React App with Next.js.mp4

02:48

3. Adding the Apollo Client to Our React App.mp4

05:33

4. Adding the Apollo Client useQuery to Our React App.mp4

05:52

5. Install and Use the Apollo Chrome Debugger Extension.mp4

02:57

6. useMutation for Updating a Speaker Record.mp4

04:17

7. useMutation for Deleting a Speaker Record.mp4

02:47

8. useMutation for Adding a Speaker Record.mp4

04:47

4. Learning Apollo Client Caching Techniques

1. Why Use Cache in the Apollo GraphQL Client.mp4

04:05

2. Normalizing Data for the Apollo Cache.mp4

03:07

3. The Pattern for Adding, Updating, and Deleting from Cached Lists.mp4

02:36

4. Fixing Insert and Delete Mutations to Modify Apollo Cache.mp4

05:55

5. Implementing Optimistic UI for Updating and Deleting Speaker Records.mp4

04:03

6. Sorting Displayed Speakers Using Apollo Cache.mp4

04:00

5. Using Apollo Client for Redux-like State Management

1. Understand How to Manage State With the Apollo Client.mp4

03:37

2. Refactor and Reorganize Our React Client Code.mp4

02:15

3. Field Policy Overview and Creating a New Combined First-last Local-only Field.mp4

04:17

4. Working with Reactive Variables Including LightDark Theme Example.mp4

05:07

5. Combining Reactive Variables and Local-only Fields for Redux-like Behavior.mp4

05:55

06. Learning to Use Offset and Infinite Pagination with Apollo

01. Pagination Basics.mp4

03:00

02. Updating Our GraphQL Server to Support Number Based Paging.mp4

02:12

03. Numbered Page Pagination Including Forward and Back Navigation.mp4

02:21

04. Add State Change Actions on Pagination Toolbar.mp4

05:05

05. Preparing for Offset and Cursor Based Pagination.mp4

01:55

06. Adding Results with Cursors to Our GraphQL Server.mp4

03:45

07. Updating Our Cache Field Policy to Support Load-more Style Pagination.mp4

04:56

08. Updating Our React UI for Load-more Style Pagination.mp4

03:47

09. Adding Sessions Data to Our GraphQL Server.mp4

02:34

10. Generalizing Our Load-more Pagination the Apollo Way.mp4

01:44

11. Applying Our Generalized Load-more Paging to Our New Sessions Data.mp4

02:33

7. Using the DataLoader to Improve Server Response Times

1. Learn Why We Need a DataLoader.mp4

04:25

2. Add a Room Type and Make It a Field for Each Session Type.mp4

01:54

3. Add a DataLoader for Retrieving a Room for Each Conference Session.mp4

03:51

4. Add a DataLoader for Retrieving Sessions for Each Conference Speaker.mp4

02:13

5. Integrate Our Speakers Sessions and Rooms Our React UI.mp4

02:40

8. High Performance Caching Strategies with Apollo Server

1. To Cache or Not to Cache.mp4

03:44

2. Setting Cache Hints in Your GraphQL Server.mp4

03:13

3. The GET Method and Automatic Persisted Queries.mp4

03:39

4. Implementing Automatic Persisted Queries for Best Caching.mp4

03:42

9. Improving Performance with Server-side Rendering and Serverless Computing

1. Serverless and Server-side Unrelated but Both Important.mp4

02:12

2. Serverless Computing and Apollo GraphQL.mp4

03:12

3. Looking Ahead at Our Final Server-side Rendered App.mp4

02:53

4. Updating Our Apollo Client Custom Hook for Server-side Render.mp4

03:46

5. Adding Server-side Rendering Functionality to Our Paged Speak.mp4

03:33

6. Supporting Query Parameters Like Page Number Passed to Our Se.mp4

05:21

7. Module and Course Takeaways.mp4

01:36

Description

This course will teach you how to more efficiently build GraphQL applications that use both the Apollo client and server technologies.

What You'll Learn?

The Apollo GraphQL client and server work together well, bringing performance and workflow benefits to your total GraphQL solution, and is a game changer for delivering high quality production GraphQL solutions. In this course, Apollo: Performance Management Playbook, you’ll learn to improve the performance of both an Apollo server and an Apollo client. First, we’ll explore a simple implementation of an Apollo server, as long as it’s companion Apollo client can easily be setup to call it. Next, you’ll discover, how with doing no extra programming, you get a huge performance gain from the built-in cache baked into the Apollo client. Finally, you’ll learn many techniques for building highly interactive web pages that require both server and client programming including implementation paging, infinite scrolling and how to build an optimistic UI. When you finish this course, you have the skills and knowledge associated with building Apollo servers and clients needed to build apps that not only have very efficient server back ends, but also clients that are easy for browser users to use and consume very few resources.

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Peter Kellner

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Peter is an independent software consultant, specializing in .NET development from 1985 through 2001, as well as an MVP since 2006. He was founder and president of Tufden Inc, where he successfully delivered systems for clinic scheduling, insurance company management and medical claim processing. His solutions included delivering a turnkey medical office management system to over 500 customers nationwide. His passion for the computer dates back to elementary school when he joined his first computer club. He graduated from Cornell University in Ithaca, New York with a Bachelors and Masters in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering.

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