In the previous article, we created a GraphQL server with NodeJS and Express. Now, we’ll consume the endpoints in the server we created using a React Native mobile app.

Our tutorial walks you through bootstrapping a simple React app that consumes a GraphQL API.

Learn how to build a site that updates dynamically using event-triggered GraphQL.

This guide walks you through end-to-end testing for GraphQL servers using Jest to ensure your applications work properly after changes.

See how GraphQL enables you to handle errors efficiently using union types and interfaces.

Does your query have repetitive fields in multiple areas? Consolidate them into a reusable unit called a fragment.

This post is going to cover some basics about GraphQL, and then show how to use Prisma with your GraphQL instance.

In this blog post, we are going to learn what a GraphQL query is all about, and even write a few ourselves.

In part one of this two-part series, we’ll be building a GraphQL server with a PostgreSQL database that will serve as the backend of our application.

Generate typesafe GraphQL microservice from your Apollo Federation declaration and create fully typed react-apollo hooks from your GraphQL queries.

Get acquainted with urql, a lightweight, extensible GraphQL client for React.

Explore three of the more nuanced differences between GraphQL and REST.