GraphQL by Example

Learn GraphQL by writing full-stack JavaScript applications with Node.js, Express, Apollo Server, React, Apollo Client.

4.65 (5498 reviews)

Udemy

platform

English

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Web Development

What you will learn

Build a GraphQL server based on NodeJS, Express and Apollo Server

Call GraphQL APIs from JavaScript using GraphQL-Request or Apollo Client

Handle Authentication/Authorization, Caching, and more

Receive real-time updates with GraphQL Subscriptions

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Our Verdict

While this GraphQL by Example course can be challenging due to its fast pace, it provides a thorough exploration of GraphQL and related technologies. With clear explanations, hands-on examples, and up-to-date content, learners will acquire essential knowledge in building full-stack JavaScript applications. However, more advanced students may desire additional exercises for further practice and autonomy. Instructor support is prompt and helpful when needed. Overall, recommended for those eager to dive into GraphQL with a hands-on approach.

What We Liked

Covers a wide range of topics including building a GraphQL server, handling authentication, and real-time updates with subscriptions.
The course follows a narrative style with an existing project being refactored throughout the course, providing a good grasp of each concept.
Excellent video quality and up-to-date content with clear explanations and concise information.
Includes real-world examples in JavaScript along with Git diff links for hands-on learning.
Comprehensive overview of GraphQL, Express, Apollo Server, React, and Apollo Client.

Potential Drawbacks

The fast teaching pace might require watching the videos at a slower speed to keep up.
Limited practice opportunities and guidance for more autonomy in learning.
Some essential concepts are covered quickly without expanding further or adding optional exercises.
Last chapter on TypeScript may not fully integrate with the course content, potentially benefiting from being a separate class.