GraphQL Flutter Build GraphQL APIs Flutter Client Apps

GraphQL & Flutter – Build GraphQL APIs & Flutter Client Apps, available at $79.99, has an average rating of 4.45, with 92 lectures, based on 121 reviews, and has 1032 subscribers.

You will learn about Master GraphQL and how to use technology tools to build and consume robust APIs with GraphQL Use NodeJS, Express and GraphQL to create a backend server for your Flutter Apps to consume Understand the whole picture of development – front and backend Build a Robust GraphQL API from Scratch Gain a Strong Understand of GraphQL Syntax, Types and Data Object Relationships Learn how to work with MongoDB and mongoose data Collections Learn how to Deploy a GraphQL Project to Heroku Remote Webserver This course is ideal for individuals who are Novice and advanced developers who want to learn GraphQL or Mobile Developers who want to build Backend APIs with GraphQL or Beginner Developers with minimum programming knowledge who are curious about learning GraphQL It is particularly useful for Novice and advanced developers who want to learn GraphQL or Mobile Developers who want to build Backend APIs with GraphQL or Beginner Developers with minimum programming knowledge who are curious about learning GraphQL.

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Summary

Title: GraphQL & Flutter – Build GraphQL APIs & Flutter Client Apps

Price: $79.99

Average Rating: 4.45

Number of Lectures: 92

Number of Published Lectures: 92

Number of Curriculum Items: 92

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 92

Original Price: $189.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master GraphQL and how to use technology tools to build and consume robust APIs with GraphQL

Use NodeJS, Express and GraphQL to create a backend server for your Flutter Apps to consume

Understand the whole picture of development – front and backend

Build a Robust GraphQL API from Scratch

Gain a Strong Understand of GraphQL Syntax, Types and Data Object Relationships

Learn how to work with MongoDB and mongoose data Collections

Learn how to Deploy a GraphQL Project to Heroku Remote Webserver

Who Should Attend

Novice and advanced developers who want to learn GraphQL

Mobile Developers who want to build Backend APIs with GraphQL

Beginner Developers with minimum programming knowledge who are curious about learning GraphQL

Target Audiences

Novice and advanced developers who want to learn GraphQL

Mobile Developers who want to build Backend APIs with GraphQL

Beginner Developers with minimum programming knowledge who are curious about learning GraphQL

GraphQL is the new way of building scalable, reliable, and concise API’s that any client can consume. 

If you want to master GraphQL with Express GraphQL & NodeJS so you can then use, in our case, the Flutter app as the client, then this course is for you.

This course will get you up and running with GraphQL and teach you the core knowledge you need to master and build GraphQL APIs and deploy them to a remote server.

GraphQL fundamentals? Is included.

 Building the backend with Node, Express, MongoDB, and GraphQL server?  Alsoincluded.

 Integration with Flutter mobile App Development?  You got it!

If you are new to GraphQL, or if maybe you’ve dabbled in it for a bit but still want to get a better grasp of GraphQL, then this is certainly a course you should take.

The course follows a linear structure for better retention.  Here’s what’s included ( just a gist of it):

Learn and understand why GraphQL is the advisable way of building concise APIs

Learn the fundamentals of GraphQL: Scalable types and Schemas

Deep understanding of what Graphin GraphQL means.

Setting up the server-side code with Node and Express and Javascript.

Setting up MongoDB Collections in the backend

GraphQL Queries and Mutations

Creating relationships between your data objects

Deploy the server-side GraphQL project to Heroku

And finally, create a Flutter App that interfaces with our GraphQL API as a client.

As you can see, this course covers all you need to know to become a well-rounded developer. 

You’ll learn the backend and the front-end as well.

GraphQL is a big deal.  So much that big companies, such as Facebook ( GraphQL creator), Shopify, Fairfax, Intuit, KLM, Paypal, Pinterest, Twitter, and so many more, use it!

I created this course with you in mind – I want you to get up and running, creating your own amazing projects with the tools and technologies I cover in the course. 

By the end of this course, you will fluently create GraphQL APIs and tie them up with any client (be it Web or Mobile clients). 

See you inside.

Paulo

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Learning Path

Chapter 2: Download Course Code

Lecture 1: Download Course Code

Chapter 3: GraphQL vs REST

Lecture 1: Whats GraphQL

Lecture 2: Who Created GraphQL?

Lecture 3: GraphQL – An Overview and Graph Theory

Lecture 4: GraphQL – Quick Demo

Chapter 4: Getting Started with GraphQL

Lecture 1: Development tools – Setup

Lecture 2: VSCode Editor Command Cheat Sheet

Lecture 3: Understanding the Basics of the IDE

Lecture 4: Terminal/Command Line Commands Cheat Sheet

Lecture 5: Setting up Our First Project

Lecture 6: Installing GraphQL and Express

Lecture 7: Install GraphQL and Express

Lecture 8: Creating and Understanding Schemas

Lecture 9: RootQuery and Running Queries on GraphiQL

Lecture 10: The Resolve Method – Returning Data Back – Lodash Installation

Lecture 11: Adding a Hobby Type and RootQuery

Lecture 12: Adding the Post Type

Lecture 13: Adding Relationships Between Types

Lecture 14: Showing Users Relationship

Lecture 15: User Type Relationship to Hobby

Lecture 16: Posts Query

Lecture 17: Hobbies Query – Adding Fields

Chapter 5: GraphQL – Core Concepts – Mutations

Lecture 1: Introduction to Mutations

Lecture 2: Creating a User with Mutations

Lecture 3: Creating a Post with Mutations

Lecture 4: Creating a Hobby with Mutations

Lecture 5: Adding a Post Query

Lecture 6: Post and Hobby Queries

Chapter 6: Graphical Types

Lecture 1: Understanding Graphical Scalar Types

Lecture 2: Non Nullables

Lecture 3: Scalar Types and Object Types

Chapter 7: Connecting to an External Database – MongoDB Atlas

Lecture 1: MongoDB and Relational Databases

Lecture 2: Creating a MongoDB Atlas Account and Database Setup

Lecture 3: Setting up Project to Connect to MongoDB

Lecture 4: Create a User Model – Mongoose Models

Lecture 5: Create Hobby and Post Models

Lecture 6: Save a User & a Post

Lecture 7: Save a Hobby

Lecture 8: Getting Users and Hobbies and Posts

Lecture 9: Cors and Adding NonNulls to Required Fields

Lecture 10: Finish Adding NonNulls to Other Fields

Chapter 8: More Mutations

Lecture 1: Updating a User Type

Lecture 2: Updating a Post

Lecture 3: Update a Hobby

Lecture 4: Remove a User

Lecture 5: Remove Post and Hobby

Chapter 9: Deploying the GraphQL Project to Heroku

Lecture 1: Introduction – Publishing the API to Remove Server

Lecture 2: Deploying Our API to Heroku Remote Server

Lecture 3: GraphQL Playground

Chapter 10: Build the Flutter Client Application

Lecture 1: Introduction to Client Part of the Course

Lecture 2: Sections Mutations Code

Lecture 3: Flutter Client App Demo

Lecture 4: Setting up Flutter Client Project

Lecture 5: Setup GraphQL Flutter Dependency – Part 1

Lecture 6: Setup GraphQL and Refactor HomeScreen – final

Lecture 7: Setting up Users Screen – Part 1

Lecture 8: Showing a Listview

Lecture 9: Getting Users from Our Remote GraphQL API

Lecture 10: Add a Clause for Empty Users

Lecture 11: Showing Other User Fields in Listview

Lecture 12: Adding Edit and Delete Buttons

Chapter 11: Flutter Client App – Insert Data

Lecture 1: Setting up the AddUser Screen – Creating the Form – Part 1

Lecture 2: Finish Setting up the Main Form

Lecture 3: Save a User – From the Flutter Client App

Lecture 4: Adding a Circular Progress Indicator on Save

Lecture 5: Insert a Hobby Form Setup – Part 1

Lecture 6: Saving a Hobby with a User

Lecture 7: Saving Posts with a User

Lecture 8: Adding the Done Button and Showing the Users Screen

Chapter 12: Flutter Client App – Update User

Lecture 1: Create the Update Screen

Lecture 2: Update User

Lecture 3: Return to Homescreen

Chapter 13: Flutter Client App – Deleting Users

Lecture 1: Deleting a User

Lecture 2: Waterfall Delete Event

Lecture 3: Changing the User Query

Lecture 4: Getting all Posts and Hobbies Ids Upon User Deletion

Lecture 5: Setting up Hobbies Delete Mutation

Lecture 6: Remove User and Its Related Hobbies

Lecture 7: Removing a User and all Posts and Hobbies – Complete

Lecture 8: Running app on Android Emulator

Chapter 14: Flutter Client App – The Details Page

Lecture 1: Introduction – The Details Screen Demo

Lecture 2: Setting up Details Screen – Showing Name

Lecture 3: Setting up Details Screen – Showing Age and Profession

Lecture 4: Setting up Hobbies and Posts Buttons

Instructors

Paulo Dichone | Software Engineer, AWS Cloud Practitioner & Instructor
Android, Flutter, AWS, Best Selling Instructor

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 4 votes

2 stars: 2 votes

3 stars: 9 votes

4 stars: 38 votes

5 stars: 68 votes

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