[100% OFF] GraphQL in React.js and Node.js
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In the dynamic world of web development, GraphQL has emerged as a powerful alternative to traditional REST APIs. With its flexibility, efficiency, and ability to streamline data retrieval, GraphQL has gained immense popularity. In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore how to create a GraphQL API on the server using Apollo Server in Node.js and harness its capabilities on the client-side with React and Apollo Client. Table of Contents: Getting Started with Apollo Server and GraphQL: What is GraphQL?: A brief introduction to GraphQL and its advantages over REST. Setting Up Apollo Server: Installing and configuring Apollo Server in a Node.js environment. Creating Your Schema: Defining type definitions, queries, and mutations to structure your API. Building Resolvers: Resolving Queries: Implementing resolvers to fetch data for queries. Handling Mutations: Writing resolvers to perform mutations and update data. Advanced GraphQL Features: Interfaces and Unions: Utilizing interfaces an