58: Eve Porcello on Learning GraphQL
This week we talk with Eve Porcello about getting started with GraphQL.She is the co-author of Learning React and Learning GraphQL. She travels the world with husband Alex bank teaching JavaScript and telling jokes.We talk about comedy and code and how to engage audiences with a little bit of funny.This is a great episode if you want to add a little GraphQL to your stack or learn how to give a hilarious conference talks.
This week we talk with Eve Porcello about getting started with GraphQL.
She is the co-author of Learning React and Learning GraphQL. She travels the world with husband Alex bank teaching JavaScript and telling jokes.
We talk about comedy and code and how to engage audiences with a little bit of funny.
This is a great episode if you want to add a little GraphQL to your stack or learn how to give a hilarious conference talks.
Featuring
Links
- GraphQL Query Language — Eve's new egghead.io course on GraphQL
- Learning React: Functional Web Development with React and Redux — Eve's React Book
- Learning GraphQL: Declarative Data Fetching for Modern Web Apps — Eve's GraphQL book
- Moon Highway — Eve and Alex's training company
- Everything You Need to Know About GraphQL in 3 Components — React Rally 2018 talk... the one with the tattoo bit
- Apollo Server — the best way to quickly build a production-ready, self-documenting API for GraphQL clients, using data from any source
- apollo-link-rest — Call your REST APIs inside your GraphQL queries
- Mocking — Apollo Docs — Mock your GraphQL data based on a schema
- SWAPI GraphQL API — The one you're obligated to make your first request to
- Github GraphQL v4 API
- Github GraphQL Explorer
- OneGraph
- Apollo Federation
- ReactJS Girls Conference, Twitter, and videos
- Reactathon
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