GraphQL by Example

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Mirko Nasato

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01 - Introduction

001 What is GraphQL.mp4

05:04

002 Required Tools.html

003 Course Advice.html

02 - Fundamentals

001 Schema Definition.mp4

06:05

002 Apollo Server.mp4

06:13

003 Query Language.mp4

06:43

004 GraphQL Over HTTP.mp4

04:37

005 GraphQL Client.mp4

07:42

006 Github Repository.mp4

04:51

007 Code-First vs Schema-First.mp4

10:22

008 Final Code.html

external-links.txt

03 - Schema

001 Job Board Architecture.mp4

06:45

002 Job Board Project.mp4

07:44

002 job-board.zip

003 Github Repository.html

004 Apollo Server with Express.mp4

08:51

005 Custom Object Types.mp4

07:36

006 Arrays and Non-Nullability.mp4

07:02

007 Database Access.mp4

07:13

008 Field Resolvers.mp4

08:16

009 Resolver Chain.mp4

05:15

010 Documentation Comments.mp4

04:11

011 Object Associations.mp4

06:56

external-links.txt

04 - Queries

001 Starting Code.html

002 GraphQL-Request.mp4

07:04

003 Component State in React.mp4

05:02

004 Query Arguments.mp4

08:19

005 Query Variables.mp4

07:02

006 Exercise Company by ID.mp4

04:45

007 Bidirectional Associations.mp4

06:39

008 Recursive Queries.mp4

04:24

external-links.txt

05 - Errors

001 Starting Code.html

002 GraphQL Errors.mp4

04:48

003 Custom Errors.mp4

05:15

004 Request States.mp4

07:37

external-links.txt

06 - Mutations

001 Starting Code.html

002 Mutations.mp4

08:54

003 Input Types.mp4

04:46

004 Aside Database Reset.mp4

01:58

005 Mutation Requests.mp4

05:02

006 Exercise Delete Job.mp4

04:03

007 Exercise Update Job.mp4

03:35

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07 - Authentication

001 Starting Code.html

002 Authentication Flow.mp4

07:23

003 Resolver Context.mp4

08:11

004 User-Company Association.mp4

04:50

005 Client Authentication.mp4

05:07

006 Secure Delete.mp4

05:46

007 Exercise Secure Update.mp4

01:57

008 Where to Authenticate.mp4

04:11

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08 - Caching with Apollo Client

001 Starting Code.html

002 Apollo Client Features.mp4

03:58

003 Apollo Client Setup.mp4

03:48

004 Query Method.mp4

02:57

005 Mutate Method and Auth Link.mp4

07:36

006 Apollo Client Cache.mp4

07:40

007 Fetch Policies.mp4

06:07

008 Cache Manipulation.mp4

06:02

009 Fragments.mp4

04:03

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09 - Apollo React Integration

001 Starting Code.html

002 useQuery Hook.mp4

06:04

003 React Custom Hooks.mp4

03:18

004 Exercise useJob and useJobs.mp4

03:27

005 useMutation Hook.mp4

04:57

006 useMutation Result.mp4

02:56

007 Exercise useCreateJob.mp4

04:48

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10 - Data Loaders

001 Starting Code.html

002 N+1 Query Problem.mp4

04:41

003 Batching with DataLoader.mp4

07:05

004 Per-Request Cache.mp4

05:57

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11 - Pagination

001 Starting Code.html

002 Pagination Strategies.mp4

08:40

003 Ordering.mp4

04:49

004 Limit Clause.mp4

03:56

005 Offset Clause.mp4

03:47

006 Basic Pagination UI.mp4

07:15

007 Total Count.mp4

08:25

008 Full Pagination UI.mp4

07:11

009 Final Code.html

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12 - Subscriptions

001 Chat Project.mp4

05:57

001 chat.zip

002 Github Repository.html

003 Cache updateQuery.mp4

06:12

004 Subscription Definition.mp4

06:14

005 GraphQL-WS Server.mp4

05:49

006 Subscription Resolver.mp4

06:05

007 GraphQL-WS Client.mp4

07:17

008 useSubscription Hook.mp4

06:04

009 WebSocket Protocol.mp4

04:07

010 Connection Params.mp4

04:51

011 WebSocket Server Auth.mp4

07:52

012 Final Code.html

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13 - TypeScript Code Generation

001 Job Board TypeScript Project.mp4

08:05

001 job-board-typescript.zip

002 Github Repository.html

003 Server Code Generator.mp4

07:27

004 Typed Resolvers.mp4

07:19

005 Typed Context.mp4

05:36

006 Watch Mode.mp4

05:20

007 Client Code Generator.mp4

06:07

008 Typed Queries.mp4

09:08

009 Final Code.html

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14 - Conclusion

001 Congratulations and Bonus.html

Description

Learn GraphQL by writing full-stack JavaScript applications with Node.js, Express, Apollo Server, React, Apollo Client.

What You'll Learn?

Build a GraphQL server based on NodeJS, Express and Apollo Server
Call GraphQL APIs from JavaScript using GraphQL-Request or Apollo Client
Handle Authentication/Authorization, Caching, and more
Receive real-time updates with GraphQL Subscriptions

Who is this for?

JavaScript developers looking to learn GraphQL

What You Need to Know?

Good knowledge of modern JavaScript, including ES6+ and NodeJS

Some knowledge of Express and React preferable but not strictly required

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Description
More and more teams are choosing GraphQL instead of (or along with)Â RESTÂ for their webÂ APIs. GraphQL queries give clients great flexibility in the way they request data from the server, preventing issues suchÂ overfetching or underfetching of data, and allowingÂ multiple resources to be retrieved in a single request.
In this course you'll learn how to use GraphQL both on the server side and in client applications through practical examples in the form of full-stack JavaScript applications. You will be introduced to all the main GraphQL concepts like schema definition, Queries, Mutations, and Subscriptions, as well as to solution to common requirements such as handling authentication/authorization and client-side caching.
The examples use Apollo Server with Node.js and Express on the backend and React on the frontend, with GraphQL-Request first, then Apollo Client as GraphQL clients. GraphQL-WS is used for subscriptions.
The aim however is not just to cover specific GraphQL libraries, but to give you a more general understanding of the underlying concepts. For instance, GraphQL client libraries are introduced only after learning how to write a simple client "by hand", to make sure you understand the GraphQL over HTTP format.
This course assumes good knowledge of modern JavaScript, and ideally some familiarity with Node.js/Express and React.
Who this course is for:
JavaScript developers looking to learn GraphQL

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Mirko has 20 years of experience developing software for a wide range of companies, from startups to large, high-profile organisations, more recently as Lead Developer and Architect.He is familiar with a number of programming languages and the full application stack, from backend services to web and mobile apps. Mirko also holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Software Development from the Open University.He is always keen to learn new technologies and enjoys teaching on Udemy because it gives him the opportunity to share his experience with thousands of other developers.He runs his consultancy company, Encoded Knowledge Ltd, based in London, U.K.

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