Migrating from REST to GraphQL

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Emmanuel Henri

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01 - Introduction

01 - Replace REST with GraphQL.mp4

00:51

02 - What you should know.mp4

01:00

02 - 1. First steps

01 - Why use GraphQL for REST.mp4

01:37

02 - REST project introduction.mp4

04:11

03 - Set up GraphQL.mp4

06:42

04 - GraphQL refresher.mp4

01:14

03 - 2. Add Items with GraphQL

01 - Create the initial schema and type.mp4

02:47

02 - Program the initial schema and type.mp4

06:34

03 - Set up the initial resolvers.mp4

04:28

04 - Finalize the DB connection.mp4

03:18

05 - Add a few items with GraphiQL.mp4

06:32

04 - 3. Read Items with GraphQL

01 - Simple queries in GraphQL.mp4

05:49

02 - What are aliases and usage.mp4

02:37

03 - Fragments basics.mp4

02:33

05 - 4. Update Items with GraphQL

01 - Overview of mutations.mp4

02:10

02 - Code your updated mutation.mp4

05:47

06 - 4. Update Items with GraphQL

01 - Coding our delete mutation.mp4

02:12

02 - Final test for your mutations.mp4

03:13

07 - Conclusion

01 - Next steps.mp4

01:10

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Are you a back-end developer wondering when to start using GraphQL or how to migrate your current REST API to GraphQL? In this course, GraphQL expert Emmanuel Henri guides you through the process step-by-step, explaining when and why you should make the switch to GraphQL, and how to set it up. Emmanuel covers the basics of adding new data, common queries and their syntax, arguments, fragments, and aliases. Plus, learn how to delete and update data in a graphical environment. Join Emmanuel in this course to take the first step in learning GraphQL and be able to migrate your REST API to GraphQL efficiently and effectively.

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