quality intro to graphql! been meaning to look into it for a while and randomly found this video, so I caved in and watched it. Good details for a quick video. I'm planning on making a small side project soon with react and express or koa using graphql, so good to see this video to get me thinking about the project
Good tutorial. I followed your codes. I removed all of the semicolons. It works just fine. I think currently the express version supports the codes without semicolons.
Hey Sebastian. I like your tutorials very much! I am hearing a lot of negativity for MongoDB yet it seems the majority of tutorials use it. Any thoughts on why this is when apparently PostgreSQL is a lot more performant?
Nice tutorial, many thanks! Just a little hint: everyone who wants to connect a client to the presented setup, will run into problems with CORS. The article blog.graph.cool/enabling-cors-for-express-graphql-apollo-server-1ef999bfb38d shows why the problem hppens and how to solve it. Cheers
These guys, who try to make some living on teaching recent JavaScript technologies are in a terribly bad situation. The framework/tools builders like Apollo, Material UI, React, and their clientele, just to name a few, give more and more features every month. Twice per year "breaking changes, a total redesign, which means that most of these kind of training videos are total worthless to watch after two or three months, otherwise you are just wasting your time.
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quality intro to graphql! been meaning to look into it for a while and randomly found this video, so I caved in and watched it. Good details for a quick video. I'm planning on making a small side project soon with react and express or koa using graphql, so good to see this video to get me thinking about the project
Thanks for the video, good to know about Apollo
How to create or handle http request so that it can work with the queries and mutations
Question, could be lack of knowledge on my side, why demo adding babel? Is that required for apollo server?
Good tutorial. I followed your codes. I removed all of the semicolons. It works just fine. I think currently the express version supports the codes without semicolons.
Thanks, yes that's true, however I'm used to include semicolons in my code ;)
airbnb standard it's just cleaner coding convention
Thanks man your tutorials are very helpful, thanks again and keep up.
Thanks :) this was very clear and concise.
great sebastian!
Hey Sebastian. I like your tutorials very much! I am hearing a lot of negativity for MongoDB yet it seems the majority of tutorials use it. Any thoughts on why this is when apparently PostgreSQL is a lot more performant?
Nice tutorial, many thanks!
Just a little hint: everyone who wants to connect a client to the presented setup, will run into problems with CORS. The article blog.graph.cool/enabling-cors-for-express-graphql-apollo-server-1ef999bfb38d shows why the problem hppens and how to solve it.
Cheers
Good job
I love you.
This is terribly outdated, you'd better replace it with an updated version.
These guys, who try to make some living on teaching recent JavaScript technologies are in a terribly bad situation. The framework/tools builders like Apollo, Material UI, React, and their clientele, just to name a few, give more and more features every month. Twice per year "breaking changes, a total redesign, which means that most of these kind of training videos are total worthless to watch after two or three months, otherwise you are just wasting your time.
completely outdated
I think the concepts are still valuable.