Jan 30, 2019

8 min read

Migrating to GraphQL on Laravel with Lighthouse

I will be covering how to covert your Laravel Controllers, Resources, and Form Requests into a single GraphQL endpoint. After the conversion you will find that the amount of boilerplate needed per Model will be drastically reduced. My demo consists of a Ticket System and I am using VueJS to power the frontend.

So what is GraphQL?

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