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Explore the Apollo platform
Welcome! 👋 Apollo is a platform for building a data graph, a communication layer that seamlessly connects your application clients (such as React and iOS apps) to your back-end services.
Apollo Client (React)
Manage the entirety of your React app's state and seamlessly execute GraphQL operations.
Apollo Client (iOS)
Manage the entirety of your iOS app's state and seamlessly execute GraphQL operations.
Apollo Client (Android)
Manage the entirety of your Android app's state and seamlessly execute GraphQL operations.
Apollo Server
Configure a production-ready GraphQL server to fetch and combine data from multiple sources.
Apollo Federation
Implement a single data graph across multiple services.
Apollo Studio
Build your graph with your team, evolve it safely, and keep it running smoothly.
New to Apollo or GraphQL?
Our new learning platform, Odyssey, is the perfect place to start your GraphQL journey with videos and interactive code challenges. This documentation also provides a complete full-stack intro tutorial.
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Discover Apollo
Dive in to the basics
- Get started with Apollo Server and Apollo Client
- The Apollo CLI and VS Code extension
- Resolvers and Data sources (Apollo Server)
- Queries and Mutations (Apollo Client)
- Get started with Apollo Studio
Develop your graph
- Registering your schema
- Caching in Apollo Server and Apollo Client
- Mocking new features in Apollo Server and Apollo Client
- Using schema directives (Apollo Server)
- Extending Apollo Server with plugins
Deploy to production
- Deploying Apollo Server to Heroku, AWS Lambda, Zeit Now, etc.
- Preventing breaking changes to your graph
- Introduction to Apollo Federation and Managed federation
- Authentication in Apollo Server and Apollo Client
- Segmenting metrics by client
Debug your solution
- Testing in Apollo Server and Apollo Client
- Error handling in Apollo Server and Apollo Client
- Metrics and logging (Apollo Server)
- Analyzing performance with Apollo Studio
- Pushing federated trace data
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