I loved the tutorial! It is really great explained and in the same time a complete tutorial covering 2 important technologies:Angular and GraphQl, an awesome quick start for the two! Thank you so much!
This likely means that the library (apollo-angular-link-http) which declares HttpLinkModule is not compatible with Angular Ivy. Check if a newer version of the library is available, and update if so. Also consider checking with the library's authors to see if the library is expected to be compatible with Ivy. i am getting this error how to solve
Im wondering why all the apollo modules are needed in Angular if the all you need to do is fetch data from the gQL server... ? Looks like one reason would be caching... any others?
hi Sebastian, what a lovely explanation. SIMPLE and SUPERB. @youtubers: if you want to learn angular + GraphQl: THIS IS A MUST WATCH VIDEO.. Thank you so much again Sebastian. God bless you.. :-)
Thanks for sharing! One comment though, I think that if you're in need of a Graphql / apollo tutorial, you already know how to use CLI and how to create an Angular app. Maybe that should go in a different tutorial for Angular beginners? I hope this comment helps creating better content. Thanks, keep it up!
to fix: 1. npm install graphql-subscriptions@0.4.1 2. rename types file with *.d.ts (eg: from 'types.ts' to 'types.d.ts'). Please do not change to types.d in import(it should be 'types')
This course is best watched at 2x speed :) good job anyway!
@Danyal Shahid Watched it on 0.5 and still achieved to break it
I like the way you don't rush through things, and are detailed and careful with the coding. Thanks!
Thanks for the effort you put into this, you've obviously put serious amounts of time into it.
I loved the tutorial! It is really great explained and in the same time a complete tutorial covering 2 important technologies:Angular and GraphQl, an awesome quick start for the two! Thank you so much!
So you don't use Angular services to fetch the data anymore?
Thanks for a very definitive explanation of this technology stack...I learned just what I needed without spending hours. Good video!
This likely means that the library (apollo-angular-link-http) which declares HttpLinkModule is not compatible with Angular Ivy. Check if a newer version of the library is available, and update if so. Also consider checking with the library's authors to see if the library is expected to be compatible with Ivy.
i am getting this error how to solve
"ng add apollo" add all this modules that you add with npm install
I tried but it didnt work, i had to manually add each module later on
How would you do that with Angular 10? There is no pipe anymore, nor the graphql embedding works in the same way
The launchpad links are not working
Im wondering why all the apollo modules are needed in Angular if the all you need to do is fetch data from the gQL server... ? Looks like one reason would be caching... any others?
hi Sebastian, what a lovely explanation. SIMPLE and SUPERB.
@youtubers: if you want to learn angular + GraphQl: THIS IS A MUST WATCH VIDEO..
Thank you so much again Sebastian. God bless you.. :-)
Hi,
I followed step by step what you have done, but facing CORS error. Please tell me how to resolve it
You need to add the Access-Control-Allow-Origin: * header to your http interceptor and setup cors on your server side to verify that
Good. Keep it up. wouldve loved to see mutation too
Thanks Bryan
Hi u have not use memory cache implementation ??
Thanks for sharing! One comment though, I think that if you're in need of a Graphql / apollo tutorial, you already know how to use CLI and how to create an Angular app. Maybe that should go in a different tutorial for Angular beginners? I hope this comment helps creating better content. Thanks, keep it up!
Totally agreed with you
Excellent video Sebastian. Apollo client working fine with Angular 6.
How to make type mutation?
Hi. Good one :) do you have an video for using subscriptions as well ??
My thoughts exactly! Let me know if you find how to use .subscribe successfully plz!
Getting Error Cannot find name 'AsyncIterable'
to fix:
1. npm install graphql-subscriptions@0.4.1
2. rename types file with *.d.ts (eg: from 'types.ts' to 'types.d.ts'). Please do not change to types.d in import(it should be 'types')
Thanks a lot Sebastian
Thanks Khalil
Hey, huge thanks, man! You're awesome!
I watched node graphql sever video , and i working with tow projects .....
Someone got this error? Access to XMLHttpRequest at 'vm8mjvrnv3.lp.gql.zone/graphql' from origin 'localhost:4200' has been blocked by CORS policy
Great Video! Thank you!
Sebastien love your videos but could you say in the beginning of the video where the new tech can be used and why before the how
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While importing 'ApolloModule' in app.module.ts it is throwing error
Nice work, the demo doesn't work! :(
Thanks much, but a lot of information not about QraphQL and Apollo
thanks!
thanks a lot
thanks for the good video - but you are making me nervous, because you are always saying „avaible“ instead of „available“ 😂