The essential guide to GraphQL + React

The essential guide to GraphQL + React, available at $74.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 166 lectures, based on 116 reviews, and has 853 subscribers.

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Summary

Title: The essential guide to GraphQL + React

Price: $74.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 166

Number of Published Lectures: 166

Number of Curriculum Items: 166

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 166

Original Price: $39.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

GraphQL + React. But mainly GraphQL

Who Should Attend

Everyone can do course

Target Audiences

Everyone can do course

So you want to finally learn GraphQL and use it with your React apps ?. This is the course for you.

We will start from the very beginning, from “I don’t even know what GraphQL is ….and why should use it ?“ to actually understand how GraphQL works and make it work with your server and client.

You will learn all the logicand you will practice GraphQLin different modules.

To sum everything up, you will learn in this course:

What is GraphQL and why use it

Understand the tools to make queries and mutations

Make it work on a server with Express or Apollo server

Link your GraphQL server to a real DB like MONGO.

Make it communicate with a client like REACT

Put you new knowledge to the test by creating an app.

Don’t know how to use React.? Don’t panic, at the end of the course you get a full React mini course, so you get two courses for the price of one.

What about the instructor experience ?

Well I’ve been around for 13 years now, built lots of applications for small projects and big companies like Citi, Fox, Disney and a lot more.

Today I work as a developer for a major company developing applications on React , Angular and Vue, but I like to teach in my spare time.

How about the target audience?

This course is for almost everyone, a little bit of HTML, CSS.

If you want to take your coding to the next level, this is the course for you.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Installing NODE

Lecture 3: IDE

Lecture 4: GITHUB CODE

Chapter 2: The basics

Lecture 1: How we will learn GraphQL

Lecture 2: The idea behind it

Lecture 3: Starting with GraphQL + Yoga

Lecture 4: Scalar types

Lecture 5: Other types

Lecture 6: Using json server

Lecture 7: Arguments and arrays part one

Lecture 8: Arguments and arrays part two

Lecture 9: Relationships part one

Lecture 10: Relationships part two

Lecture 11: Relationships part three

Lecture 12: A bit of structure

Lecture 13: Mutations

Lecture 14: Mutations – removing posts

Lecture 15: Mutations – removing users

Lecture 16: Mutations – Updating

Lecture 17: Input types

Lecture 18: Enum types

Lecture 19: Union types

Lecture 20: Interfaces

Lecture 21: Many and alias

Lecture 22: Fragments

Lecture 23: Operation name and variables

Lecture 24: Directives

Lecture 25: Playground features

Chapter 3: MONGO + Express + Apollo + React

Lecture 1: Creating server and client

Lecture 2: GraphQL and express

Lecture 3: MongoDB

Lecture 4: Making GraphQL work with Mongo

Lecture 5: Queries from React

Lecture 6: Apollo server and Apollo server Express

Chapter 4: Taking the logic to practice

Lecture 1: INTRO and installing

Lecture 2: SERVER: Mongo

Lecture 3: SERVER: Sign in / Up mutations

Lecture 4: SERVER: Sign up users part one

Lecture 5: SERVER: Sign up users part two

Lecture 6: SERVER: Sign in user

Lecture 7: SERVER: User by ID and Middleware

Lecture 8: SERVER: User by ID and Middleware part two

Lecture 9: SERVER: Auth user and middleware update

Lecture 10: SERVER: Update name and lastname

Lecture 11: SERVER: Update email and password

Lecture 12: SERVER: Create post model and mutation

Lecture 13: SERVER: Category model and mutation

Lecture 14: SERVER: Relationships part one

Lecture 15: SERVER: Relationships part two

Lecture 16: SERVER: Getting posts

Lecture 17: SERVER: Reusing the SORT input

Lecture 18: SERVER: Update post and delete post

Lecture 19: SERVER: Updating and deleting categories

Lecture 20: CLIENT: Setup

Lecture 21: CLIENT: Header and sign in routes

Lecture 22: CLIENT: Sign in / register form

Lecture 23: CLIENT: Register users

Lecture 24: CLIENT: Register users 2

Lecture 25: CLIENT: Sign in user

Lecture 26: CLIENT: Auto sign in

Lecture 27: CLIENT: Logout user

Lecture 28: CLIENT: Creating the user area

Lecture 29: CLIENT: Guarding routes

Lecture 30: CLIENT: Updating email and pass

Lecture 31: CLIENT: Getting user stats

Lecture 32: CLIENT: User stats layout

Lecture 33: CLIENT: Adding post

Lecture 34: CLIENT: Adding post 2

Lecture 35: CLIENT: User articles

Lecture 36: CLIENT: User articles 2

Lecture 37: CLIENT: Updating post status

Lecture 38: CLIENT: Remove post

Lecture 39: CLIENT: Fetching home posts

Lecture 40: CLIENT: Home layout

Lecture 41: CLIENT: Creating the article view

Lecture 42: CLIENT: Finishing the article view

Chapter 5: Apollo client [OPTIONAL]

Lecture 1: The template

Lecture 2: Starting with Apollo client

Lecture 3: Getting data

Lecture 4: Getting data on demand

Lecture 5: Polling and refetching

Lecture 6: Network changes

Lecture 7: Mutations 1

Lecture 8: Mutations 2

Lecture 9: More to come.

Chapter 6: REACT MINI [ OPTIONAL ]

Lecture 1: Installing node and using a CLI

Lecture 2: The bundle

Lecture 3: Starting with the code

Lecture 4: JSX Behind the scenes

Lecture 5: Importing components

Lecture 6: Types of components

Lecture 7: Adding styles

Lecture 8: Events

Instructors

Coding Revolution
Professional Instructor and Web Developer.

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4 stars: 32 votes

5 stars: 74 votes

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