GraphQL: Learning GraphQL with Node.Js

GraphQL: Learning GraphQL with Node.Js, available at $44.99, has an average rating of 3.75, with 39 lectures, based on 56 reviews, and has 3356 subscribers.

You will learn about Master fundamental concepts behind structuring GraphQL servers Building APIS with GraphQL Integrating GraphQL with NodeJs and MongoDB Integrating GraphQL with NodeJs and Sequelize This course is ideal for individuals who are Programmers looking to learn GraphQL or Programmers looking to learn GraphQL with Nodejs It is particularly useful for Programmers looking to learn GraphQL or Programmers looking to learn GraphQL with Nodejs.

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Summary

Title: GraphQL: Learning GraphQL with Node.Js

Price: $44.99

Average Rating: 3.75

Number of Lectures: 39

Number of Published Lectures: 39

Number of Curriculum Items: 39

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 39

Original Price: $174.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Master fundamental concepts behind structuring GraphQL servers
Building APIS with GraphQL
Integrating GraphQL with NodeJs and MongoDB
Integrating GraphQL with NodeJs and Sequelize

Who Should Attend

Programmers looking to learn GraphQL
Programmers looking to learn GraphQL with Nodejs

Target Audiences

Programmers looking to learn GraphQL
Programmers looking to learn GraphQL with Nodejs

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 APIdefines how a client 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?

First of all I will teach you the basics or fundamentals of GraphQL then we will move forward to building APIS with GraphQL and NodeJs. This course will cover these following topics

What is GraphQL
Why do we need GraphQL
Fundamentals of GraphQL
Setting Up GraphQL Server with NodeJs
Integrating GraphQL with Mongoose
Perform CRUD Operations with GraphQL and Mongoose
Integrating GraphQL, NodeJs app to Sequelize

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: What is GraphQL

Lecture 2: Source Code

Lecture 3: GraphQL Cheat Sheet

Chapter 2: Understanding GraphQL Queries

Lecture 1: Queries In GraphQL

Lecture 2: Working with HackerNews API

Lecture 3: Arguments In GraphQL

Lecture 4: Required Arguments In GraphQL

Chapter 3: Handling Data In GraphQL

Lecture 1: GraphQL Schema And Types

Lecture 2: Aliases In GraphQL

Lecture 3: Fragments In GraphQL

Lecture 4: Nested Fields

Chapter 4: Operations And Mutations

Lecture 1: Operations In GraphQL

Lecture 2: Variables In GraphQL

Lecture 3: Mutations In GraphQL

Lecture 4: Directives In GraphQL

Chapter 5: Setting Up GraphQL with Nodejs

Lecture 1: Initial Setup

Lecture 2: Setup ES6

Lecture 3: Creating GraphQL Schema

Lecture 4: Adding Item Field

Chapter 6: GraphQL Types And Schemas

Lecture 1: Defining Array Type

Lecture 2: Creating Mutation

Lecture 3: Refactoring Resolvers

Lecture 4: Understanding Scalar Types

Lecture 5: Adding Enum Types

Lecture 6: Creating Array Type inside another Type

Lecture 7: Working with GraphQL Tools

Chapter 7: Integrating GraphQL with MongoDB

Lecture 1: Fixing Middleware Error

Lecture 2: Fixing Resolvers Arguments

Lecture 3: Connecting To Mongoose

Lecture 4: Creating Item Mutation

Lecture 5: Creating Get Items Query

Lecture 6: Creating User Mutation

Lecture 7: Update User Mutation

Lecture 8: Delete User Mutation

Lecture 9: Find Users Query

Chapter 8: Integrating GraphQL with Sequelize

Lecture 1: Setting Up Sequelize

Lecture 2: Creating Post Muation

Lecture 3: Creating Query to Get All Posts

Chapter 9: Learning Path to Become a FullStack Developer

Lecture 1: Learning Path to Become a FullStack Developer

Instructors

Haider Malik
Fullstack Developer/Entrepreneur/Author

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1 stars: 3 votes
2 stars: 6 votes
3 stars: 12 votes
4 stars: 13 votes
5 stars: 22 votes

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