I initially consider myself mostly as a frontend developer. But after learning GraphQL, I've managed to shorten the learning gap between frontend and backend, enabling me to become full-stack. I still do REST projects from time to time, but GraphQL is the API I always go back to when I am given free hand to choose.
I want to ask you one question is React native still a good option to learn because Facebook itself is not using react native Just asking and what's the future hold for react native and Also for React. Yes next js expo etd etc stuff but i only want to know about the future holds for react native and react js Will there be react 19 in future?
If you have complex state management requirements beyond just data fetching, you may choose to use Redux alongside GraphQL. Redux can be used to manage local application state, handle UI-related state changes, or manage non-GraphQL-related data. You can use GraphQL to fetch and update data, and Redux to manage other parts of your application state.
@@notjustdev All of them bro urql, apollo-client and others. It's all clustered when it comes to caching due to the fact that rest api follows the http protocols and all graphql requests are all POST. So with graphql to achieve the same, you need to do some hacking/amendments which honestly is not worth the time investment. I ended up using fastly edge caching but is really expensive. Used stellate caching in the beginning but switched as it had even more limitations.
We have a few tutorials on GraphQL. Check them out on our channel. 🔥 Build a Books App with React Native and GraphQL API ➡ ruclips.net/user/live-qAhg4EDIwQ 🔥 Build a StackOverflow Clone with React Native and GraphQL API ➡ ruclips.net/user/liveiwgp777Mi54
"31 API calls" for getting data about author, likes, comments.... ahhhh. If you will did it. I have really bad news for you. I think you don't know hot to work relation databases or maybe you don't know how to correct create data structure for DB.
Of course, you can adjust your REST api to return all of this data in the same query, and that would be a smart thing to do. You will do it for your main queries, but not for all the queries your app will make. So, in the end, you will either over fetch or under-fetch.
@@notjustdev And i'm sure you know thet we can setup REST and we can also set what data we want to get. Ofcourse GraphQL is intresting solution and sometime it is easy to use, but not all time. But in any case, thank you for your job. I like to watch your videos
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I initially consider myself mostly as a frontend developer. But after learning GraphQL, I've managed to shorten the learning gap between frontend and backend, enabling me to become full-stack. I still do REST projects from time to time, but GraphQL is the API I always go back to when I am given free hand to choose.
clearly explained 💯 Waiting for a video on how to integrate GraphQL on top of existing REST API 👨🏫😍
Both have their pros and cons. GraphQL is good but that doesn't mean we should stop using rest.
Bon contenu, et beau travail de montage c'est agréable à regarder :)
best video i have seen on GraphQL !!
I want to ask you one question is React native still a good option to learn because Facebook itself is not using react native
Just asking and what's the future hold for react native and
Also for React.
Yes next js expo etd etc stuff but i only want to know about the future holds for react native and react js
Will there be react 19 in future?
Nice edit, Vadim! Thanks for the video!
Thanks!
could you please do some tutorial using trpc and react-native? I would love to see that!
Use JSON:API 1.1 with REST to make it Graph enabled Hyper media driven RESTful API which are great or even better in some case then graphql
Cool new style of video montage 👍🏽 thank u for brief explanation
And what about the future of these technologies ?
Is possible to use graphql at the top of Rest api for query?
Yes, you can easily do that using StepZen. Check out this tutorial for more details: ruclips.net/user/liveiwgp777Mi54?feature=share
Rest api with prisma can solve Many Problems
does graphql removes the need for redux ? or should i use redux with graphql ?
If you have complex state management requirements beyond just data fetching, you may choose to use Redux alongside GraphQL. Redux can be used to manage local application state, handle UI-related state changes, or manage non-GraphQL-related data. You can use GraphQL to fetch and update data, and Redux to manage other parts of your application state.
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nice one, can you give us a tutorial of GraphQL
Thanks. Check out this one: ruclips.net/user/liveiwgp777Mi54?feature=share
Nieko gero tas GraphQL daug ka su rest irgi galim padaryt, didziausia beda su G kai teko dirbti tai BE darbai daug reikejo jo
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As someone who used both extensively, my advise is DO NOT use graphql if you want caching. It's a mess.
What client library have you used?
@@notjustdev All of them bro urql, apollo-client and others. It's all clustered when it comes to caching due to the fact that rest api follows the http protocols and all graphql requests are all POST. So with graphql to achieve the same, you need to do some hacking/amendments which honestly is not worth the time investment. I ended up using fastly edge caching but is really expensive. Used stellate caching in the beginning but switched as it had even more limitations.
make tutorial on GraphQL and How we make app with graphQl
We have a few tutorials on GraphQL. Check them out on our channel.
🔥 Build a Books App with React Native and GraphQL API ➡ ruclips.net/user/live-qAhg4EDIwQ
🔥 Build a StackOverflow Clone with React Native and GraphQL API ➡ ruclips.net/user/liveiwgp777Mi54
"31 API calls" for getting data about author, likes, comments....
ahhhh.
If you will did it.
I have really bad news for you.
I think you don't know hot to work relation databases or maybe you don't know how to correct create data structure for DB.
Of course, you can adjust your REST api to return all of this data in the same query, and that would be a smart thing to do. You will do it for your main queries, but not for all the queries your app will make. So, in the end, you will either over fetch or under-fetch.
@@notjustdev
And i'm sure you know thet we can setup REST and we can also set what data we want to get.
Ofcourse GraphQL is intresting solution and sometime it is easy to use, but not all time.
But in any case, thank you for your job.
I like to watch your videos
Oanda is rest api
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