GraphQL with NodeJs- From Beginner to Advanced Concepts

GraphQL with NodeJs: From Beginner to Advanced Concepts, available at $49.99, has an average rating of 2.5, with 41 lectures, based on 76 reviews, and has 642 subscribers.

You will learn about Build highly scaleable APIS with GraphQL, NodeJs and MongoDB Secure GraphQL API using JWT Authentication Learn Advanced Concepts- Interfaces, Unions, DataLoaders, Caching, Pagination, Sorting, Filtering Learn Cursor based Pagination in GraphQL Testing with GraphQL, NodeJs and Jest Unit Testing and Integration testing in GraphQL This course is ideal for individuals who are NodeJs developers who want learn about GraphQL or Developers who have basic knowledge of GraphQL but want to learn more advanced concepts in GraphQL or Developers who want to learn how to build GraphQL APIs or Developers who want to learn how to implement Authentication, Subscriptions, Testing, and Caching in GraphQL It is particularly useful for NodeJs developers who want learn about GraphQL or Developers who have basic knowledge of GraphQL but want to learn more advanced concepts in GraphQL or Developers who want to learn how to build GraphQL APIs or Developers who want to learn how to implement Authentication, Subscriptions, Testing, and Caching in GraphQL.

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Summary

Title: GraphQL with NodeJs: From Beginner to Advanced Concepts

Price: $49.99

Average Rating: 2.5

Number of Lectures: 41

Number of Published Lectures: 41

Number of Curriculum Items: 41

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 41

Original Price: $174.99

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What You Will Learn

Build highly scaleable APIS with GraphQL, NodeJs and MongoDB

Secure GraphQL API using JWT Authentication

Learn Advanced Concepts- Interfaces, Unions, DataLoaders, Caching, Pagination, Sorting, Filtering

Learn Cursor based Pagination in GraphQL

Testing with GraphQL, NodeJs and Jest

Unit Testing and Integration testing in GraphQL

Who Should Attend

NodeJs developers who want learn about GraphQL

Developers who have basic knowledge of GraphQL but want to learn more advanced concepts in GraphQL

Developers who want to learn how to build GraphQL APIs

Developers who want to learn how to implement Authentication, Subscriptions, Testing, and Caching in GraphQL

Target Audiences

NodeJs developers who want learn about GraphQL

Developers who have basic knowledge of GraphQL but want to learn more advanced concepts in GraphQL

Developers who want to learn how to build GraphQL APIs

Developers who want to learn how to implement Authentication, Subscriptions, Testing, and Caching in GraphQL

GraphQL?is a new API standard that provides a more efficient, robust and flexible alternative to?REST. It was developed and open-sourced by Facebook and is now maintained by a large community of companies and individuals from all over the world.

APIs?have become ubiquitous components of software infrastructures. In short, an?API?defines how aclient?can load data from a server.

At its core,?GraphQL?enables declarative data fetching where a client can specify exactly what data it needs from an API. Instead of?multiple endpoints?that return fixed data structures, a?GraphQL?server only exposes a single endpoint and responds with precisely the data a client asked for.

How GraphQL is better than REST

1.?Increased mobile usage creates need for efficient data loading
Increased mobile usage, low-powered devices and sloppy networks were the initial reasons why Facebook developed GraphQL. GraphQL minimizes the amount of data that needs to be transferred over the network and thus majorly improves applications operating under these conditions.

2. Variety of different frontend frameworks and platforms
The heterogeneous landscape of frontend frameworks and platforms that run client applications makes it difficult to build and maintain one API that would fit the requirements of all. With GraphQL, each client can access precisely the data it needs.

3. Fast development & expectation for rapid feature development
Continuous deployment has become a standard for many companies, rapid iterations and frequent product updates are indispensable. With REST APIs, the way data is exposed by the server often needs to be modified to account for specific requirements and design changes on the client-side. This hinders fast development practices and product iterations.

What you will learn?

?This course will cover these following topics

Getting?Started with GraphQL and NodeJs

CURD?Operations with GraphQL, NodeJs, and MongoDB

Authentication and Authorization in GraphQL, NodeJs and MongoDB

Pagination, Filtering, And Sorting in GraphQL

Fragments, Interfaces, and Unions in GraphQL

Subscriptions and Data Loaders in GraphQL

Caching and Batching in GraphQL

Testing with Jest in GraphQL and NodeJs

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Getting Started

Lecture 1: Create Express Server in NodeJs

Lecture 2: Create GraphQL Server using express-graphql

Lecture 3: Understand GraphQL Resolver Arguments

Lecture 4: Connect GraphQL App with MongoDB using Mongoose

Chapter 2: CURD(Create, Read,Update,Delete) Operations with Nodejs, GraphQL, and MongoDB

Lecture 1: Create Record in MongoDB Using GraphQL Mutation

Lecture 2: Get Records From MongoDB Using GraphQL Query

Lecture 3: Update Records From MongoDB Using GraphQL Mutation

Lecture 4: Delete Record From MongoDB Using GraphQL Mutation

Chapter 3: Authentication and Authorization in GraphQL, Nodejs and MongoDB

Lecture 1: Create GraphQL Server with GraphQL Yoga

Lecture 2: Split up your schema definition, resolvers, and Query type into multiple files

Lecture 3: Create a Mongoose User model for Authentication in GraphQL

Lecture 4: What is JSON Web Token Authentication

Lecture 5: Register and Encrypt User Data and Return JWT Payload with GraphQL Resolvers in

Lecture 6: Operations and Variables in GraphQL

Lecture 7: Validate Input in GraphQL with Joi

Lecture 8: Authenticate a User using a JSON Web Token in GraphQL

Lecture 9: Merge GraphQL Resolvers into a Single Object using lodash.merge

Lecture 10: Create a Middleware for Authentication in GraphQL

Lecture 11: Apply Authentication Middleware on GraphQL Resolvers

Lecture 12: Create Nested Resolvers to remove duplicate code from individual Resolver

Chapter 4: Pagination, Filtering, And Sorting in GraphQL

Lecture 1: Paginate List of Data in GraphQL

Lecture 2: Filter Nodes with Matching Rule GraphQL Queries

Lecture 3: Sort GraphQL Query Results by Field

Lecture 4: What is cursor based Pagination

Lecture 5: Cursor Based Pagination

Chapter 5: Fragments, Interfaces, and Unions in GraphQL

Lecture 1: Send Multiple Queries in a Single Request using Aliases in GraphQL

Lecture 2: Enhancing Fields Reusability with Fragments in GraphQL

Lecture 3: Create Enum to represents a collection of related values

Lecture 4: Create an Interface to represent the reusable fields in GraphQL

Lecture 5: Interface Demo with __ResolveType

Lecture 6: Create Union to return more than object type from GraphQL field

Chapter 6: Subscriptions and DataLoaders in GraphQL

Lecture 1: Introduction to Subscriptions

Lecture 2: Adding real-time functionality with GraphQL Subscriptions

Lecture 3: Why Data Loaders in GraphQL

Lecture 4: Create DataLoader in GraphQL

Lecture 5: Batching in GraphQL

Lecture 6: Caching in GraphQL

Chapter 7: Testing with Jest in GraphQL and NodeJs

Lecture 1: Integrate Jest Testing Framework with GraphQL, and NodeJs

Lecture 2: Write Unit test for Resolvers in GraphQL

Lecture 3: Write Integration Test for Queries And Mutations in GraphQL

Chapter 8: Learning Path to become a full-stack developer

Lecture 1: Learning Path to become a full-stack developer

Instructors

Haider Malik
Fullstack Developer/Entrepreneur/Author

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2 stars: 9 votes

3 stars: 11 votes

4 stars: 23 votes

5 stars: 26 votes

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