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Using Express with GraphQL – How to create a GraphQL server with Node/Express
Mar 2, 2021 · Khalil Stemmler · Backend, How-to
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Orbit: What's New in GraphQL This Week
Mar 1, 2021
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Launch Pad: Adding Events to Apollo's Developer Hub
Feb 25, 2021
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How we built Odyssey
A few weeks ago, we launched Odyssey, Apollo’s new interactive learning platform. Our aim with Odyssey is to provide a fun, hands-on experience for developers who are eager to begin or advance their journey with Apollo and GraphQL. To provide the interactive experience we imagined, we decided to build our own learning management system (LMS) […]
Feb 24, 2021 · Janessa Garrow · Platform
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GraphQL Mutation vs Query – When to use a GraphQL Mutation
This post is part of the Introduction to GraphQL series. You may want to read the previous posts: “What is GraphQL? GraphQL introduction” and “What is a GraphQL Query? GraphQL query examples using Apollo Explorer“ So far, we’ve covered what GraphQL is: a query language and a server-side runtime. But more importantly, GraphQL is the […]
Feb 23, 2021 · Khalil Stemmler · Community, Frontend, How-to
Apollo Collections
Hand-picked lists of essential posts, videos, tutorials, and docs to help you learn GraphQL and Apollo.
Explore all collectionsCode | Apollo GraphQL Android ClientApollo Android is a GraphQL client that generates Java and Kotlin models from GraphQL queries. These models give you a type-safe API to work with GraphQL servers. Apollo helps you keep your GraphQL query statements together, organized, and easy to access. Frontend |
Docs | Intro to the Android Apollo SDKThis tutorial demonstrates adding the Apollo Android SDK to an app to communicate with a GraphQL server. Frontend, How-to |
Panel | From the community Apollo-Android: a Journey to Kotlin MultiplatformIn this talk we will be talking about the path we took to bring Kotlin Multiplatform support and the challenges we faced along the way. We will touch topics such as migrating code from Java to Kotlin Multiplatform for both the runtime and code generation, as well as documentation and publication of Multiplatform artifacts. Frontend |
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