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Full Stack Development with Angular and GraphQL

Full Stack Development with Angular and GraphQL

By : Ahmed Bouchefra
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Full Stack Development with Angular and GraphQL

Full Stack Development with Angular and GraphQL

4.2 (6)
By: Ahmed Bouchefra

Overview of this book

GraphQL is an alternative to traditional REST technology for querying Web APIs. Together with Angular and TypeScript, it provides a tech stack option for building future-proof web applications that are robust and maintainable at any scale. This book leverages the potential of cutting-edge technologies like GraphQL and Apollo and helps Angular developers add it to their stack. Starting with introducing full-stack development, you will learn to create a monorepo project with Lerna and NPM Workspaces. You will then learn to configure Node.js-based backend using GraphQL, Express, and Apollo Server. The book will demonstrate how to build professional-looking UIs with Angular Material. It will then show you how to create Web APIs for your frontend with GraphQL. All this in a step-by-step manner. The book covers advanced topics such as local state management, reactive variables, and generating TypeScript types using the GraphQL scheme to develop a scalable codebase. By the end of this book, you'll have the skills you need to be able to build your full-stack application.
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
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Part 1: Setting Up the Development Environment, GraphQL Server, and Database
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Part 2: Building the Angular Frontend with Realtime Support
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Part 3: Adding Realtime Support

Understanding GraphQL subscriptions

When interacting with a GraphQL server, you'll often get and write data using queries and mutations. In this situation, the client must send a query or mutation to the server in order to obtain a response.

Subscriptions are another form of data communication in GraphQL, in which the server provides realtime data to listening clients.

In order to do that, the client opens a two-way communication with the server, which can be done with protocols such as WebSocket instead of HTTP. WebSocket can be used to make two-way communication between the user's browser and a server.

Subscriptions are similar to queries. However, they let subscribing clients receive fresh or updated data whenever a certain server event happens. You may configure Apollo Server to use a subscription-specific endpoint that is distinct from the default endpoint for queries and mutations.

We will be able to add realtime capabilities to our social network application...

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