Building Better APIs with GraphQL-0daytown

Step-by-step guide to building better APIs faster with GraphQL

We build two projects from scratch so you have everything you need to know to use GraphQL
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On-screen, over my shoulder view of where to go, what to click on, and how to set everything up from start to finish
What you’ll learn:

How the GraphQL schema works so you can use GraphQL on your own servers
How to query GraphQL so you can access and mutate your data
We’ll start simple, creating a schema with dummy data
Then we’ll hook up our with schema to a live Star Wars API
We’ll learn how to query the data, filter the data, and optimize the queries with DataLoader
We’ll cover how to put the schema on an Express server so you can get access to your data with just HTTP requests
Then we’ll get started with mutations, the GraphQL version of POST, PUT, and DELETE of REST
We’ll build a blog API using just GraphQL mutations and queries, tying everything we’ve learned so far
We’ll cover the state of GraphQL Subscriptions, an emerging and evolving standard
So you’ve read this far! Thank you.

One final and important point

If you’ve ever had trouble working with REST in the past, it’s not your fault. It’s been the recommended way of building APIs since 1996. There are countless articles on creating “thoughtful RESTful APIs”, but none of them ever seem to apply to what you’re working on. GraphQL offers a way out of this madness.

I’ve been running a GraphQL server in production for the last 3 months and it’s sped up our response time, simplified our architecture and made it easier to access our data. I am not alone. Many multi-million dollar companies are also seeing the benefits of GraphQL in production including the Financial Times, Artsy, and Facebook.

Let’s get started. Click the “Take this Course” button in the top-right corner right now and I’ll see you on the other side.

Building Better APIs with GraphQL