@@WPEngineBuilders I think I would love to see a full project like creating a Real Estate, Restaurant, Agency, etc website with WPGraphQL and Nextjs...some practical application of using it for clients.
Amazing content! I am not sure if I understand the way GraphQL exposes the data from the WP site. From what I understood from the video, GraphQL exposes all the data from the site, which sound super dangerous if you have sensitive information. Or maybe I simply don't comprehend fully how it works yet.
I would compare this to the REST API, which every WP site exposes by default. Only public data gets exposed in either system, so if a post is still in draft form, that isn't public and can't get accessed without a logged in user. If you have sensitive info, then yeah, don't put it in a public post. These are all good thoughts though, let me know if you have follow-ups thoughts - JE
So cool. You're fast and easy to follow. Can't wait to get more into this. Thank you.
This is so cool! I would love to see more full stack projects with WP and WPGraphql :)
Fantastic demo, thanks!
Can we add a custom table query using WPGraphQL?
Do you guys have an official course for WPGraphQL?
I think this may be our most official piece of content on the subject. Is there something you want covered in more detail?
@@WPEngineBuilders I think I would love to see a full project like creating a Real Estate, Restaurant, Agency, etc website with WPGraphQL and Nextjs...some practical application of using it for clients.
cant we just use wordpess as normally without dealing with Graphical QL and these stuff?
Yeah, you can totally do that. WordPress is flexible like that so, use it how you think is best for your project
Amazing content! I am not sure if I understand the way GraphQL exposes the data from the WP site. From what I understood from the video, GraphQL exposes all the data from the site, which sound super dangerous if you have sensitive information. Or maybe I simply don't comprehend fully how it works yet.
I would compare this to the REST API, which every WP site exposes by default. Only public data gets exposed in either system, so if a post is still in draft form, that isn't public and can't get accessed without a logged in user. If you have sensitive info, then yeah, don't put it in a public post. These are all good thoughts though, let me know if you have follow-ups thoughts - JE
Thanks 👍👍