Apollo Client vs. Redux: Learnings and Experience

Apollo Client vs. Redux. I helped write a new application that interacted solely with a GraphQL backend, and used Apollo Client (AC) to interact with instead of Redux in our React frontend application. AC solves a lot of common front end problems, but tightly couples you to a GraphQL backend

The ever changing world of front end development continues to evolve and introduce many different libraries to solve your problems. As GraphQL continues to grow in popularity, the tools and libraries surrounding it change also. Recently I helped write a new application that interacted solely with a GraphQL backend, and used Apollo Client (AC) to interact with instead of Redux in our React frontend application. Having previously written many javascript apps with Redux, here are some takeaways from my experience.

Disclaimer: Comparing the two libraries assumes you are working with a GraphQL backend. Apollo Client doesn’t work with other types of backends and isn’t a viable alternative to Redux in that case.

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In this video I will teach you guys how to use React as the client for your GraphQL Project. We will be using Apollo Client 3 to handle all the graphql requests to our Apollo server.

GraphQL Data Fetching with Apollo Client in React. Fetching Data using GraphQL Queries with React and Apollo. How to fetch and display data from a GraphQL API in a React project using the Apollo Client state-management library. Before we start getting fully into the Apollo Client, let’s start by creating a React project.

In this post, you'll learn How to Setup Apollo GraphQL Client in Next.js

You’ll learn a few basics of GraphQL and Apollo Client, learning how to work with both of them. Learn built a pet shop app that uses Apollo Client.

Github : https://github.com/tkssharma/Graphql-fullstack-tutorials Graphql Client-Server (Complete Playlist) https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIGDNOJWiL