Angular 2 love at first sight with GraphQL
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Angular 2 connects to a GraphQL backend using Apollo Client and an Express server with graphql‑tag for static query parsing, enabling IDE previews via GraphiQL. Apollo merges multiple component queries into a single HTTP request, provides caching and optional Redux integration, and returns exactly the fields requested, cutting many REST endpoints to one. Examples use public GitHub and Twitter schemas; claims are that query merging, cache hits, and one‑endpoint consolidation noticeably reduce network calls.
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