GraphQL concepts I wish someone explained to me a year ago [Series Update]
First off, thanks so much to all of you who subscribed this week. I’m trying something new — this is my first newsletter and I’m looking forward to your feedback as we go along.
We’ve covered a lot of ground this week in GraphQL. We’re now more than half way through our series.
Did you download the source code for graphql-bookstore?
If you haven’t yet, it’s OK. Each part of the series is tagged with a git tag. You can run the full application using the instructions below:
git clone https://github.com/nareshbhatia/graphql-bookstore.git
cd graphql-bookstore# ----- In shell 1 -----
cd apollo-bookstore-server
yarn
yarn dev# ----- In shell 2 -----
cd apollo-bookstore-client
yarn
yarn start
And now you’re almost ready to go fully offline…
Have you queued up all the articles before your holiday trip?
I know it always takes me some time to get organized before traveling. Here are links to each part of the series, in case you missed one:
- Part 1: GraphQL Basics
- Part 2: Queries (server implementation)
- Part 3: Queries (client implementation)
- Part 4: Mutations (server implementation) [just released today]
If you’re already caught up to this point…
You’re an example to all of us :) I’d love to get your questions and comments.
Coming up next, we have mutations (client implementation), and subscriptions. Stay tuned!
Until then, happy computing and happy holidays.
-Naresh
