Building Reactive GraphQL Apps With Apollo
summary
Claims a working stack that provides an automatic re-run of GraphQL queries when underlying data changes and shows a client built on Redux with a normalized client cache that does query diffing, optimistic UI and uses observables. Server tooling separates schema from resolvers and can aggregate from multiple backends, including integrates with SQL or REST. Demonstrations include an Apollo client alpha that fetches and stores queries; full end-to-end reactivity is proposed but still in-progress.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Apollo and Meteor intro
- 1:12Meteor history and impact
- 4:04Meteor data stack evolution
- 8:09Apollo for data management
- 12:50GraphQL modern challenges
- 16:23Building Apollo with community
- 18:10Apollo developer tools
- 21:43Apollo Client features
- 23:08Getting involved with Apollo
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