Offline and reactive apps with GraphQL
summary
Introduces GraphQL and contrasts it with REST, focusing on caching challenges when clients issue highly dynamic queries. Explains how GraphQL’s type system enables a normalized, type-safe, persistent cache and demonstrates using that cache in a sample Android app.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Who are we?
- 3:27Difference with REST
- 4:36Expo
- 5:54Practice
- 8:01Disparate queries
- 10:15Destructuring the cache
- 13:08Reverse operation
- 15:03Caches
- 16:20Watchers
- 17:06Mutation
- 18:54Conclusion
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