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Course Overview: Scalable Offline-Ready GraphQL Applications with AWS AppSync & React
Building a real world, scalable & production-ready GraphQL API is hard. In this course, we’ll learn how to create a production-ready GraphQL API that can handle everything from queries to mutations & subscriptions. We’ll also connect to our API from a React application and execute queries, mutations & subscriptions using the new API.
Instructor: The goal of this course on AWS AppSync is to show you how to build a real-world scalable GraphQL API from the ground up. We'll start by creating a new API and the AWS AppSync dashboard. We'll create a schema with types, queries, mutations, and subscriptions.
We'll use the built-in graphical editor in the AWS AppSync console to test out queries and mutations. Once we are done creating the API, we'll create a new React application and configure the React application to work with our AWS AppSync API.
We'll use the AWS AppSync Apollo client to execute queries and mutations against the new API. We'll also [inaudible] features like subscriptions and an optimistic response, and then show how to make the application offline ready.
By the end of this course, you will have a good understanding of how to create real-time offline ready React applications using AWS AppSync.
Nice course. I was new to graphQL but it's straightforward enough that everything made sense. Maybe could use a bit of an explanation as to the different npm modules, but nothing that we can't find on our own with a bit of googling