Apollo Graphql Node JS and React Client

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The Apollo platform is an implementation of GraphQL that can transfer data between the cloud (server) to the UI of your app. In fact, Apollo builds its environment in such a way that we can use it to handle GraphQL on the client as well as the server side of the application.

In this post, I will present some of the great reasons why Apollo is considered to be one of the popular choices for using GraphQL in JavaScript-based apps.

Apollo platform contains a JavaScript GraphQL server that defines the schema and a set of resolvers that implement each part of that schema. The server is extensible in the sense that the commercial plugins can connect to any requests sent to the server.

The platform also has a client component that can manage the entire data of the application. The component can be used with React, Vue, Angular, and many other applications.

In my video series i am covering all about Apollo graphql with Node JS server side and React Client