You are a great teacher, I still have a lot to learn but your tutorial was really helpful to grasp how GraphQL works. That's the perfect complement to official written documentation.
This was such perfect timing for me, thank you so much! Although, this is just begging to be done in TypeScript. Wish there was just a bit more covered here
@@sasanka-u2l look at the current market, SE is literally becoming over saturated. But apparently its being filled with incompetent developers. So if you're skilled enough you still have a chance.
Well, all my self-learning routine. And it is going just in the order I wrote it it on the list. Yesterday was MongodDB and so on, today is GraphQL. Thank you so much! I have to learn it, even having two higher educations, due to war in my country - Ukraine.
@@StryKhymorodnyk No worries man, i believe in the 10,000 hour rule. Which is whatever you spend 10,000 hours in WHATEVER it is, you'll become an expert at that thing.
Just a few days ago, I was encountering issues getting started with GraphQL and viola, this tutorial also from a few days ago. Edit: From the 4th quarter of the video, I got overwhelmed.
thanks for a great course Shaun. I have errors in the terminal that I can not resolved! "nodemon app crashed - waiting for file changes" no export default on _db.js add (export default _db.js) then error "_db.js is not defined" Circular Errors! :-( I have uninstalled nodemon, and used npx nodemon index.js Same errors!
took me to finish 5.30 hours to finish this video. Why I am learning slow? I have autism, adhd, etc. I need to process a lot of information. For every 5 minutes of information, I take notes on my word file, in proper heading alignment and screenshots. God save me, how to overcome this.
jja mira que a veces hablo de algo y me sale publicidad al rato, pero esto ya es otra cosa, ayuer dije "deberia buscar un curso de graphql" y hoy sale el curso de graphql jajajajjajaja que coincidencia
Sorry but I'd like somebody explain to me why I should consider using GraphQL? I really don't see a point. I mean in case when I store a huge amount of data (it won't be in single file like here) then I need to use for example Postgress db. Then to receive data I have to write SQL queries to get them out. So why not use very specyfic sql query to get data I want and in the same time limit network traffic?From my point of view it looks like we are trying to add for car extra 5th weel for stability. It should be easier but from my perspective is oposite, and higher complexity doesn't give us more speed here. It's going to be slower.
How can I run the same query a few times conditionally if pageInfo{nextPage} is true? I need to get all the Shopify orders, not just the "first: 50" or last "last:45" ones. Please help me.
Hello this is Sayed Yousaf from Afghanistan. I found a difficult math question. If you help and solve me it would be your pleasure. The question is: The limit x approaches 0 (x^x^...^x-x!)/(x!^x!-1)
I was favored and so lucky to benefit from the ongoing X revenue program by Elon Reeve Musk… I got credited $350 for the fourth time, Still entitled to a Tesla Model 3 Long Range. Thank God I met Miss. Katie Ann Nelson who introduced me to this legitimate opportunity.
Great to be here! Hope it helps everyone learning GraphQL. 😃🥷
You are the best❤
NetNinja is indeed one of the best content creators out there. His React JS course delivers more than any paid course out there.
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You are a legend Ninja. Love all of your videos ❤
You truly deserved to here!
Had to learn graphql for an internship, this was super helpful as a kickoff understanding; I appreciate it!
You are a great teacher, I still have a lot to learn but your tutorial was really helpful to grasp how GraphQL works. That's the perfect complement to official written documentation.
This was such perfect timing for me, thank you so much! Although, this is just begging to be done in TypeScript. Wish there was just a bit more covered here
You can become a full stack developer with this channel even landing a 6 figure job
Doubt that, if everyone becomes a fullback developer
Are you sure?
@@sasanka-u2l look at the current market, SE is literally becoming over saturated. But apparently its being filled with incompetent developers. So if you're skilled enough you still have a chance.
I have no doubt on that😊
Nope. Please don't believe this.
Well structured video! Your delivery and tone made this the best intro video i've seen so far!
Shaun (Net ninja) is the best teacher.
Well, all my self-learning routine. And it is going just in the order I wrote it it on the list. Yesterday was MongodDB and so on, today is GraphQL. Thank you so much! I have to learn it, even having two higher educations, due to war in my country - Ukraine.
Hey man, im learning the same way as you are, keep going, the journey is better than the destination.
Hey do you mind sharing the list will be helpful as I am just starting out!
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@@cheekibreeki360Thank you for warm words!) It's quite hard for me in my 40 to learn something new.
@@StryKhymorodnyk No worries man, i believe in the 10,000 hour rule. Which is whatever you spend 10,000 hours in WHATEVER it is, you'll become an expert at that thing.
Just a few days ago, I was encountering issues getting started with GraphQL and viola, this tutorial also from a few days ago.
Edit: From the 4th quarter of the video, I got overwhelmed.
yesterday finished your GO course, Shaun, Thanks for your work man.
This does not looks like crash course. I found it full tutorial. I understood everything even how to create a basic website.
Excellent introduction to graphQL, thanks for the video!
This video was super useful thank you! Going to put it into practice tomorrow and come back here!
my best teacher ever
You have a really lovely vibe, so easy to learn from 😊 thank you!
Awsome, I finished that. Well for beginners.
Eagerly waiting for this one. Thanks ♥️
Awesome tutorial! BTW for those reading comments, the 47:16 USB unplugging sound is not yours, you can keep the study hahaha!
Thx again. This is the best GraphQl course ever
The videos is just awesome, loved it ❤
Wow!
Shawn is my one of my favourite teacher. Happy to see him here ❤
Nice Course .
Really explained very well.
Thank You For Making This 😇
Great session to start learning GraphQL. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for this amazing course!!
Superb ❤ content. Just loved it.
Excellent❤. Easy to understand. The most important thing I like was focusing only on learning graphQL. Thanks a lot..😊
Thank you so much for this quick GraphQL demo. Really well structured and explained.
Thank you NetNinja 🙏
But why is UA-cam censoring comments on this video? 🤔
Awesome, really useful tutorial. Thank you!
your explanations are so easy to understand! thanks so much!
Thanks for the tutorial ☺️
Great one for intro to graphql
Great course . I think it would be better to add more advanced tutorial with common folder structure, validation, tests, database connection, etc...
BEST CROSSOVER!!!!
Thanks I was looking for similar content and you posted it....
Thank you so much. Explained very well.
thanks for a great course Shaun. I have errors in the terminal that I can not resolved! "nodemon app crashed - waiting for file changes" no export default on _db.js add (export default _db.js) then error "_db.js is not defined" Circular Errors! :-( I have uninstalled nodemon, and used npx nodemon index.js Same errors!
Thank you very much for this fundamentals!!!
MA SHA ALLAH WELL EXPLAINED THAKS
Love @thenetninja always! He's amazing!!
Postman supports GraphQL.
What does "under the hood" mean?
It means "how it works at its core, without abstractions"
Cool lesson. But I can't figure out what kind of pronunciation it is, especially on words "under" and "but".
Great video! 😉
Good course! Thank you!
Wow! Thank you so much for the content! Very useful!
took me to finish 5.30 hours to finish this video. Why I am learning slow?
I have autism, adhd, etc. I need to process a lot of information.
For every 5 minutes of information, I take notes on my word file, in proper heading alignment and screenshots.
God save me, how to overcome this.
Wow esto es oro, que fácil parece
Excellent trainer! Excellent course !
Best video tutorial. Thanks. 🎉
Great course, Thanks
Thank you! Very useful
It helped me a lot, thx a lot ❤
Can you teach us VR development with unity, that would be very helpful
Lots of thanks for this.
thanks for sharing the videos. this is helpful
Thank you very much 🙏
jja mira que a veces hablo de algo y me sale publicidad al rato, pero esto ya es otra cosa, ayuer dije "deberia buscar un curso de graphql" y hoy sale el curso de graphql jajajajjajaja que coincidencia
😮😮😊😊😊😂😂😂
Nice video, congratulations!!
Any good resource to see how to paginate results?
well done.
Thanks you !
Great job, boy's
I have a question. Once I become proficient in web design/development, is it possible to work remotely as a web developer?
depends on the organization if they allow WFH
gain some expercience of atleast 8 months in software compnay then you can work remotely
@@iAmUmair05 Thank you sir. I appreciate your reply.
Thanks
Does this helpful to testers?
Thanks!
Is this all to learn in graphQL?
Sorry but I'd like somebody explain to me why I should consider using GraphQL? I really don't see a point. I mean in case when I store a huge amount of data (it won't be in single file like here) then I need to use for example Postgress db. Then to receive data I have to write SQL queries to get them out. So why not use very specyfic sql query to get data I want and in the same time limit network traffic?From my point of view it looks like we are trying to add for car extra 5th weel for stability. It should be easier but from my perspective is oposite, and higher complexity doesn't give us more speed here. It's going to be slower.
Ahh! Buddy u miss the main point of using GraphQl, it is solving the problem of data overfetching & underfetching.
Hi, I wanna know how to upload file using Apollo server 4. I have no idea that how can we do that. Can you please give me a solution? Thank you!
thanks boss ninja
👏👏
Hi the code in github is not updated where can i find all these codes ! someone help please
How can I run the same query a few times conditionally if pageInfo{nextPage} is true? I need to get all the Shopify orders, not just the "first: 50" or last "last:45" ones. Please help me.
In a while loop
Can I get the slides ?
really help me thnks
The net ninja!!???
The git repo has node code sir, it seems deleted
no ofense but he got that insane guy look
Nice ...❤
Make video billing online plzzz.
love u
🎉yay
where's the code, the github link is empty
change the branch
Nice
When the legends meet.
How the hell did you guys know I was looking up GraphQL.
i want code
Wish, I could find a single tutorial combining React + Typescript + GraphQL + Redux Toolkit. if anyone has a link, please comment here.
i dont think he is the best teacher so far
Was there a competition for it? Havent noticed
Hello this is Sayed Yousaf from Afghanistan.
I found a difficult math question.
If you help and solve me it would be your pleasure.
The question is:
The limit x approaches 0 (x^x^...^x-x!)/(x!^x!-1)
great video 😂
Bruh 😂
its net ninja copy code
Seriously it is not a waste of time 😂
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Ninja
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Hacking videos please
Mario you masochist. Who gives two reviews for the same damn game where nothing changes?
I was favored and so lucky to benefit from the ongoing X revenue program by Elon Reeve Musk… I got credited $350 for the fourth time, Still entitled to a Tesla Model 3 Long Range. Thank God I met Miss. Katie Ann Nelson who introduced me to this legitimate opportunity.