Over-fetching and under-fetching data can negatively impact the performance of your web application. Future-proof your API structure and handle key development requirements by correctly defining types and schemas in GraphQL.

Key FeaturesIncludes server-side implementations using GraphQL. js, Apollo, Graphcool, and PrismaUnderstand an example client-side implementation of GraphQL in ReactJS using ApolloImplement over 20 practical activities and exercises across 5 topics that enable you to efficiently use GraphQL in production Book Description

Though fairly new, GraphQL is quickly rising in popularity when it comes to API development. This book will teach you everything you need to know to start building efficient APIs with GraphQL. You’ll begin by learning to create a simple scaffold application using Node. js and Express. Then, you’ll explore core GraphQL concepts and study how GraphQL integrates with other frameworks in real-life business applications. By the end of the book, you will be able to successfully create efficient client-server REST-like applications.

What you will learnUnderstand core GraphQL concepts that can be used across different languagesUnderstand the overall structure of GraphQL applicationsUse Apollo GraphQL for both server and client JavaScript applicationsUnderstand the key differences between GraphQL and RESTWho this book is for

This book is ideal for developers who want to broaden their understanding of API development. Prior experience to JavaScript is required, with any prior work with React or Node. js being beneficial.

Brian Kimokoti is a software developer with Andela. He holds a bachelor's degree in computer science from the Multimedia University of Kenya. For the last 5 years, he has been developing applications in PHP, JavaScript, and Python. Brian is a regular tech blogger on different online platforms and aspires to gain more experience and skills to an engineering and architect level.

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Erscheinungsdatum

E-Book: 26. Juli 2018