Using Apollo Client with Next.js 13: releasing an official library to support the App Router | Apollo GraphQL Blog
Blog /announcement /Frontend /Using Apollo Client with Next.js 13: releasing an official library to support the App Router Back to Blog May 10, 2023Using Apollo Client with Next.js 13: releasing an official library to support the App Router The latest release of Next.js 13 (13.4) declared the new app directory as stable and it will now be the default for new projects. The app directory is a major
Demystifying Cache Normalization | Apollo GraphQL Blog
Apollo Client has a particularly challenging responsibility: to make interconnected GraphQL data easy to use on the client-side. In most rich client applications, we need the ability to cache data and pass it to components. We also need to know when to re-fetch data vs. when to return what’s already cached; this helps to avoid making unnecessary network requests. This kind of caching logic can be
Apollo Router: our GraphQL Federation runtime in Rust
November 10, 2021Apollo Router: our GraphQL Federation runtime in Rust At Apollo, we help developers power the world’s most important applications with a graph. Whether you’re shopping online, booking travel, or binge-watching your favorite movies, you’re using the graph every day. These experiences are all built on Apollo Federation, an architecture for declaratively composing GraphQL APIs into a
Moving Apollo Federation 2 to the Elastic License v2 | Apollo GraphQL Blog
November 3, 2021Moving Apollo Federation 2 to the Elastic License v2 Today, we are introducing Apollo Federation 2, a major update to our graph composition technology that lets developers build and evolve a unified graph in a modular, principled way. Federation 2 is a new implementation of our query planner and execution gateway that introduces a more flexible model for how types and fields compos
Announcing the Release of Apollo Client 3.0 | Apollo GraphQL Blog
July 14, 2020Announcing the Release of Apollo Client 3.0 Today we’re thrilled to announce the official release of Apollo Client 3.0! This release is the culmination of 55 betas, 14 release candidates, and hundreds of resolved issues and merged pull requests over the past eleven months. Phew! To everyone who’s tried out AC3 during this extended beta period, thank you. We couldn’t have reached this
First Impressions with Apollo Client 3 | Apollo GraphQL Blog
March 13, 2020First Impressions with Apollo Client 3 I’ve been using the Apollo platform for almost two years now. I’ve used it on several commercial applications, and it’s become one of my all-time favorite frameworks. With the upcoming release of Apollo Client 3, I thought it would be an excellent time to test out the latest beta and write about some of the exciting improvements I’m most excited
How Facebook organizes their GraphQL code | Apollo GraphQL Blog
June 24, 2016How Facebook organizes their GraphQL code This year, I was fortunate enough to be able to attend React Europe in Paris. There were some great talks about GraphQL at the conference, and I think anyone excited about GraphQL should check them out on the React Europe YouTube channel. So that you don’t have to watch all of them, I’m going to go through my favorites and summarize them in bl
File Uploads with Apollo Server 2.0 – Apollo GraphQL
Update: May 2022 For our recommendation on how to handle file uploads, read Apollo Server File Uploads Best Practices. Our current recommendation is to not use the multipart request approach described in this package. In fact, this feature was removed from Apollo Server in version 3, although you can still manually integrate with the graphql-upload package if you take care to protect yourself from
GraphQL explained | Apollo GraphQL Blog
In this post, I’m going to answer one simple question: How does a GraphQL server turn a query into a response? If you’re new to GraphQL, get the three minute intro in How do I GraphQL? before reading on. That way you’ll get more out of reading this post. Here’s the ground we’ll cover in this post: GraphQL queriesSchema and resolve functionsGraphQL execution — step by step Ready? Let’s jump right i
GraphQL Concepts Visualized | Apollo GraphQL Blog
GraphQL is often explained as a “unified interface to access data from different sources”. Although this explanation is accurate, it doesn’t reveal the underlying ideas or the motivation behind GraphQL, or even why it is called “GraphQL” — you can see the stars and the night, but not quite the “The Starry Night”. The true heart of GraphQL lies in what I think of as the application data graph. In t
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Add GraphQL to Your Jetpack Compose Apps | Apollo GraphQL Blog
0. Introduction
Backward compatibility in Federation 2
Federation quickstart
Announcing Apollo Federation 2 | Apollo GraphQL Blog