GraphQL State Management for React Native
summary
Describes using Apollo link state to treat local and remote data uniformly, plans to merge it into Apollo Client core, and a reported adoption of almost half of React Apollo users over six months with production use at Hilton, the New York Times, Apollo Engine and Airbnb. Shows practical tooling: Apollo cache persist with configurable storage and triggers, Apollo CLI codegen for client schemas already working, a VS Code extension and React Native debugger devtools in early stages.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:08Product Engineers
- 2:31Time Spent
- 2:44Data Layer
- 3:13Complex State Management
- 3:57DataDriven Apps
- 4:27Duplicated Logic
- 4:46GraphQL Server
- 5:29GraphQL Apollo Client
- 6:15Apollo Client Integrations
- 7:01Intelligent Cache
- 7:59Apollo Link State
- 8:59GraphQL Unified Interface
- 11:00GraphQL Query
- 11:57Whats Next
- 12:37Current Architecture
- 13:48Apollo Cache Persistence
- 15:03Developer Experience
- 15:20GraphQL Schema Validation
- 16:42Github Checks Integration
- 17:28GraphQL tooling
- 17:45GraphQL Dev Tools
- 18:30GraphQL Code Generation
- 20:24GraphQL vs Code Extension
- 21:07Next Gen GraphQL
- 22:02GraphQL Summit
- 22:31Thank you
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