Apollo Client

GraphQL is a popular query language used for building APIs that offer a flexible and efficient way to retrieve data from servers. It comes with a set of powerful directives that can be used to manipulate the query execution process. One of the biggest disadvantages of GraphQL is that not…

As CTOs and tech leaders, we know that the key to success in today’s digital landscape is agility and efficiency. Rapidly changing business needs and user expectations require us to be responsive, adaptable, and innovative. …

GraphQL is an open source API standard created by Facebook from the need to solve many technical problems with its native mobile application. GraphQL enables better communication between different parts of the software app, making it easier to understand, develop, maintain and scale. …

Securing a connection between an Apollo Client and an Apollo Server is an essential part of any production-grade application. There are several ways to secure a connection, such as using HTTPS, using authentication, and authorization mechanisms, etc. …

GraphQL is a modern and flexible data query language that was developed by Facebook. It provides an efficient and powerful alternative to traditional REST APIs and has become increasingly popular in recent years. …

This blog post is co-authored by Arun Singh (Development Manager), Anavatya C.V. (Senior Software Engineer) at Intuit. Are you struggling with mocking GraphQL data for your product development when an API is not available? …

GraphQL with Inetgration with NextJs Next.js is a popular React-based framework for building scalable and efficient web applications. It provides an easy-to-use platform for developers to build fast and highly optimized websites with minimal setup. One of the biggest challenges in web development is managing and fetching data from APIs…

When a front-end developer creates user interface (UI) components using a framework, such as Vue.js or (in this case) React, those components are modeled and created using a certain pattern on the client to fit the data that will be requested from the server. Overfetching and underfetching are two of…