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Apollo: Performance Management Playbook
This course will teach you how to more efficiently build GraphQL applications that use both the Apollo client and server technologies.
What you'll learn
The Apollo GraphQL client and server work together well, bringing performance and workflow benefits to your total GraphQL solution, and is a game changer for delivering high quality production GraphQL solutions. In this course, Apollo: Performance Management Playbook, you’ll learn to improve the performance of both an Apollo server and an Apollo client. First, we’ll explore a simple implementation of an Apollo server, as long as it’s companion Apollo client can easily be setup to call it. Next, you’ll discover, how with doing no extra programming, you get a huge performance gain from the built-in cache baked into the Apollo client. Finally, you’ll learn many techniques for building highly interactive web pages that require both server and client programming including implementation paging, infinite scrolling and how to build an optimistic UI. When you finish this course, you have the skills and knowledge associated with building Apollo servers and clients needed to build apps that not only have very efficient server back ends, but also clients that are easy for browser users to use and consume very few resources.
Table of contents
- Version Check | 15s
- Learn Why Apollo GraphQL Is a Win for Both Client and Server Developers | 2m 21s
- Building an Apollo GraphQL Server with Node Using One JavaScript File | 3m 41s
- Using GQL to Create Our TypeDefs | 4m 24s
- Building Field Level Resolvers for Our Schema | 5m 1s
- Launching Our Apollo Server with Our Just Defined Schema and Resolvers | 2m 6s
- Understanding Apollo Server’s Automatic Resolver Creation | 5m 37s
- Integrating REST As Our Speaker Data Source With json-server | 3m 27s
- Integrating and Launching json-server with Our Apollo Server | 3m 38s
- Inserting, Updating, and Deleting Speaker Data with Mutations | 4m 52s
- Run Our New Insert, Update, and Delete Mutations in Playground | 2m 7s
About the author
Peter is the founder of Silicon Valley Code Camp and long-time software professional specializing in mobile and web technologies. He has also been a Microsoft MVP in ASP.NET since 2006.
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