Full-Stack GraphQL with Absinthe, Phoenix, and React

Name: Full-Stack GraphQL with Absinthe, Phoenix, and React
Price: 9 USD
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4h 28m 38s

English

Paid

November 20, 2023

GraphQL is revolutionizing the way developers build APIs. Gone are the days when the server decided the shape of the response data. GraphQL puts the client in control so it can fetch exactly the data it needs and nothing more.

So what does it take to put together a full-stack GraphQL app using:

Phoenix as the backend server,
Absinthe for the GraphQL API, and
React with Apollo on the frontend?

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#	Title	Duration
1	Intro and Setup	01:06
2	App and Design Overview. Part 1	01:39
3	App and Design Overview. Part 2	02:25
4	The Data Model. Part 1	08:16
5	The Data Model. Part 2	06:28
6	The Data Model. Part 3	02:19
7	Vacation Context. Part 1	09:54
8	Vacation Context. Part 2	02:49
9	Accounts Context	02:03
10	Absinthe Schema Definition	06:31
11	Resolving the Place Query	10:51
12	Querying All Places	08:06
13	Resolver Modules	03:02
14	Querying Relationships	08:24
15	Intro to Dataloader	08:00
16	Optimizing Queries with Dataloader	09:47
17	Dataloader Filtering and Ordering	09:29
18	Absinthe Mutations	12:15
19	API Authentication	09:59
20	Authenticating API Requests	09:51
21	Current User Query	03:11
22	Absinthe Subscriptions	09:27
23	React App Overview	08:00
24	Apollo Client	04:56
25	Query Component	10:57
26	Client-Side Query Caching	04:17
27	Searching For Places	09:50
28	Sign Up	10:13
29	Current User	08:38
30	Sign In	04:33
31	Sign Out	03:16
32	My Bookings	08:00
33	Place Page	06:49
34	Posting a Review	09:40
35	Booking a Reservation	07:08
36	Subscribing to Booking Changes	10:42
37	Refetching Queries	03:13
38	Pagination	12:34