Full Stack GraphQL With Spring boot Kotlin and React Apollo

Full Stack GraphQL With Spring boot Kotlin and React Apollo, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.5, with 74 lectures, based on 9 reviews, and has 166 subscribers.

You will learn about You will learn What is GraphQL You will understand difference between GraphQL and REST API You will learn what is QueryResolver? You will learn what is MutationResolver? You will learn what is FieldResolver? You will learn How to integrate with Database You will learn How to write Integration testcase for Graphql Query and mutation You will learn How to create custom scalar types in graphQL You will learn How to solve N+1 query problem – DataLoader You will learn How to create Custom @Directive in GraphQL How to Setup Spring Security In GraphQL How to use JWT token How to Setup Role based Authorization In GraphQL How to Setup React Application With Apollo Client How to Setup Codegen based Development Workflow Authentication and Authorization At React Level Formik With Yup Validation React Router Dom V6 Integration MUI – Material UI with React This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginner Java developers curious about GraphQL It is particularly useful for Beginner Java developers curious about GraphQL.

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Summary

Title: Full Stack GraphQL With Spring boot Kotlin and React Apollo

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.5

Number of Lectures: 74

Number of Published Lectures: 74

Number of Curriculum Items: 74

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 74

Original Price: ?3,999

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

You will learn What is GraphQL

You will understand difference between GraphQL and REST API

You will learn what is QueryResolver?

You will learn what is MutationResolver?

You will learn what is FieldResolver?

You will learn How to integrate with Database

You will learn How to write Integration testcase for Graphql Query and mutation

You will learn How to create custom scalar types in graphQL

You will learn How to solve N+1 query problem – DataLoader

You will learn How to create Custom @Directive in GraphQL

How to Setup Spring Security In GraphQL

How to use JWT token

How to Setup Role based Authorization In GraphQL

How to Setup React Application With Apollo Client

How to Setup Codegen based Development Workflow

Authentication and Authorization At React Level

Formik With Yup Validation

React Router Dom V6 Integration

MUI – Material UI with React

Who Should Attend

Beginner Java developers curious about GraphQL

Target Audiences

Beginner Java developers curious about GraphQL

Are you someone who want to learn GraphQL with spring boot Kotlin & React and how to test GraphQl application then you are in right place :).

In Easy way you will learn How to create full stack project with Spring boot GraphQl and React With JWT based Authentication and Authorization.

This course enables you as a GraphQL engineer who can explain graphQL in simple words to anyone.

Throughout the course, we will practice a lot writing graphql schema and we will understand how the graphQL ecosystem works with spring boot.

You will learn what is GraphQl and how to set up the graphQL project with spring boot & React With Security Using JWT.

What is GraphQL?

A query language for your API

GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. GraphQL provides a complete and understandable description of the data in your API, gives clients the power to ask for exactly what they need and nothing more, makes it easier to evolve APIs over time, and enables powerful developer tools.

Ask for what you need,

get exactly that

Send a GraphQL query to your API and get exactly what you need, nothing more and nothing less. GraphQL queries always return predictable results. Apps using GraphQL are fast and stable because they control the data they get, not the server.

In this course, you will learn:-

What is GraphQL?

Difference between GraphQL and REST API

How to Setup Spring Security In GraphQL

How to use JWT token

How to Setup Role based Authorization In GraphQL

How to Setup React Application With Apollo Client

How to Setup Codegen based Development Workflow

Authentication and Authorization At React Level

What is Query in GraphQL?

What is Mutation in GraphQL?

What is Schema in GraphQL?

What is QueryResolver in GraphQL?

What is MutationResolver in GraphQL?

What is FieldResolver in GraphQL?

How to Integrate GraphQL application with database using Spring Data JPA.

How to write an integration test for graphQL.

How to maintain graphQL schema.

How to create custom scalar type in graphQL

How to perform input validation in graphQl

How to transform field value with @Directive

How to solve N+1 query problem in graphql

Formik With Yup Validation

React Router Dom V6 Integration

MUI – Material UI with React

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: GraphQL With Spring boot Project Setup

Lecture 3: Source Code Github Link

Chapter 2: GraphQL Query Introduction

Lecture 1: Getting Started With GraphQL Query

Lecture 2: Parameterized GraphQL Query

Lecture 3: Return Array From GraphQL Query

Lecture 4: Return Object Type From GraphQL Query

Lecture 5: Field Resolver In GraphQL

Chapter 3: Spring JPA Data With GraphQL Kotlin

Lecture 1: Creation Of Entities

Lecture 2: User and Post Service and Repository

Lecture 3: Pagination With GraphQL

Chapter 4: GraphQL Mutation – Spring boot Kotlin

Lecture 1: Create Author GraphQL Mutation

Lecture 2: Get Users GraphQL Query

Lecture 3: Refactoring

Lecture 4: Create Post GraphQL Mutation

Chapter 5: More on GraphQL Query and Mutation

Lecture 1: Total Post Field Resolver

Lecture 2: Exercise – adding new entity in schema

Lecture 3: Get Comments Query

Lecture 4: Comments as Field in Post & Author Schema

Lecture 5: Add Comment Entity – Database

Lecture 6: Fetching Comment Records From Database

Lecture 7: Add Comment Entity Relation With Author & Post Entity

Lecture 8: Add Comment Mutation

Chapter 6: N+1 GraphQL Problem – Request Batching

Lecture 1: N+1 GraphQL Problem Introduction

Lecture 2: Verifying Understanding of Problem With Logger

Lecture 3: Batching Request Implementation

Chapter 7: Scalar Types In GraphQL

Lecture 1: Introduction Of Scalar Types In GraphQL

Lecture 2: DateTime Scalar Types In GraphQL

Lecture 3: Regex Scalar Types In GraphQL

Lecture 4: Custom Email Scalar Type Implementation From Scratch

Chapter 8: Input Validation & Transformation In GraphQL With Directive

Lecture 1: GraphQL Directive Introduction – @Size

Lecture 2: @NotEmpty & @ContainerNotEmpty Directive Impl

Lecture 3: @Pattern – Regex Based Validation

Lecture 4: Custom Directive – @Uppercase – end to end

Chapter 9: GraphQL Security Using Jwt – Authentication & Authorization

Lecture 1: Spring Security Architecture Explained

Lecture 2: Jwt Util – Generate And Validate Token

Lecture 3: Jwt Util Unit Testcases

Lecture 4: Spring Security Config

Lecture 5: Login Mutation

Lecture 6: Restrict addPost Mutation Execution For ADMIN Role

Lecture 7: Custom Spring Security Implementation – Jwt Filter, Manager, & Provider Etc

Lecture 8: Secure Queries and Mutations With @PreAuthorize Annotation

Lecture 9: Add Register Mutation – Password Encoder Impl

Lecture 10: Enhance Login And Integrate With Database – Security Testing end to end

Chapter 10: GraphQL Query And Mutation Integration testing With Jwt Flow Using Kotest

Lecture 1: Add Kotest and Integration TestCase for Simple Queries

Lecture 2: Integration Test For Queries With Variables

Lecture 3: AddUserMutation Integration Test

Lecture 4: Login Flow Integration Testcase

Lecture 5: Integration Test For Secure Operation – Fetching Users – @PreAuthorize

Lecture 6: GetPosts Query Integration Testcase

Chapter 11: React Setup With Apollo client, React Router Dom V6 and Formik, Codegen and Auth

Lecture 1: Create React App With Typescript

Lecture 2: Integrate Apollo Client In React App

Lecture 3: Add Codegen CLI – Generate Types from GraphQL Schema

Lecture 4: Apollo Codegen Plugin For Generating Hooks

Lecture 5: MUI Drawer React Component

Lecture 6: List Drawer Actions Option – Link

Lecture 7: Integration of React Router Dom V6 – Routes

Lecture 8: Login Form Using Formik and Yup For Validation

Lecture 9: Generate Login Mutation and Call Inside Login Container

Lecture 10: Show Loader and Error For Login Request

Lecture 11: Auth Provider Using React API Context

Lecture 12: Add Logout Feature

Lecture 13: Secure Routes – Require Auth Component

Lecture 14: Roles Based Routing – React Router Dom V6

Lecture 15: Add Post Container With Retry Implementation

Lecture 16: Apollo Middleware For Injecting Authorization Header In Requests

Lecture 17: PostList Component For Displaying Posts

Lecture 18: Show Comments For Post

Lecture 19: Add Comment Form

Lecture 20: Comment Issue Explained and Fixed

Lecture 21: Add Post Form With Formik and Yup Validation

Lecture 22: Add comment Issue Fixed

Lecture 23: Add register Form

Lecture 24: Option For Navigating To Register Page from Login

Instructors

Vikas kumar
A Full-stack Developer & Teacher

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