Learn something new with GraphQL, every week.

GraphQL Nullability

Episode #42

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Published on 15 May 2022

Learn how to define nullable and non-nullable fields your GraphQL schema with the schema-first approach.

Typed Document Node

Episode #41

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Published on 9 May 2022

Generate a DocumentNode automatically for GraphQL operations, and the typescript signature it represents for better use with GraphQL clients.

Batching with DataLoader

Episode #40

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Published on 2 May 2022

Reduce overloading your database by batching requests. Discover how to instantiate, and share dataloaders through server context, and pass request headers to your dataloader.

GraphQL Mutations and Input Types

Episode #39

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Published on 25 Apr 2022

Avoid bloating mutations with arguments, and instead opt to use input types you can extend over time. Explore naming conventions for input types, how to define them, and use them with variables.

Documenting your GraphQL SDL with Descriptions

Episode #38

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Published on 18 Apr 2022

Add descriptions to your GraphQL schema to provide a better developer experience for consumers of your API. Descriptions also support markdown, so you format text, add links to further documentation, and more.

Svelte, GraphQL, and KitQL

Episode #37

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Published on 11 Apr 2022

KitQL automatically generates Svelte stores for all of your GraphQL operations, and manages caching data between the client, and server. Optimistically update mutations with patching, and more.

GraphQL Yoga 2

Episode #36

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Published on 4 Apr 2022

It's time to relax with GraphQL Yoga. In this video we'll explore how easy it is to get started building a GraphQL Server with GraphQL Yoga. Featuring Subscriptions, Error Masking, and Plugins.

Context with Response Cache Plugin

Episode #35

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Published on 28 Mar 2022

Enable or disable caching, and/or prevent leaking sensitive data with other users using the context argument for the Envelop plugin "Response Cache".

Response Cache Plugin with Envelop

Episode #34

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Published on 21 Mar 2022

Skip the GraphQL execution phase with the response cache plugin for Envelop. Set TTL for types and fields, as well as cache results in-memory, or with your own KV store.

Execute lazy queries with React Apollo Client

Episode #33

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Published on 14 Mar 2022

Execute GraphQL queries in response to events made by your application using the useLazyQuery hook.

GraphQL Caching with GraphCDN

Episode #32

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Published on 7 Mar 2022

Make your GraphQL API faster with caching using GraphCDN. Monitor API health with error monitoring, and alerts, as well as analytics for operations made to your endpoint.

Type safe GraphQL server context

Episode #31

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Published on 28 Feb 2022

Add type safety to your GraphQL server context with GraphQL Code Generator plugin "TypeScript Resolvers".

GraphQL Error Handling with Union Types

Episode #30

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Published on 21 Feb 2022

Implement better error handling with GraphQL by using the Type System.

Apollo Client 3 with GraphQL Code Generator

Episode #29

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Published on 14 Feb 2022

Automatically generate code for Apollo Client 3 hooks with GraphQL Code Generator using operations stored inside of your codebase.

GraphQL Schema Mocking with GraphQL Tools

Episode #28

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Published on 7 Feb 2022

Build faster frontends with mocking. Enable frontend teams to focus on building functionality and UI without waiting for the backend implementation.

Remote GraphQL Schema Introspection Codegen

Episode #27

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Published on 31 Jan 2022

Automatically introspect your stitched GraphQL schemas endpoints, and use the results to execute requests to remote schemas.

Type safe resolvers with GraphQL Code Generator

Episode #26

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Published on 24 Jan 2022

Detect errors while building your GraphQL API at build time instead of runtime with TypeScript. Also learn how to use resolver maps to separate database/GraphQL types.

GraphQL Introspection

Episode #25

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Published on 17 Jan 2022

Learn about the built-in GraphQL introspection system, and how you can find out more about the schema using GraphQL queries.

GraphQL Yoga

Episode #24

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Published on 10 Jan 2022

Fully-featured GraphQL Server with focus on easy setup, performance and great developer experience.

Merge Resolvers with GraphQL Tools

Episode #23

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Published on 3 Jan 2022

Load and merge GraphQL resolvers from multiple files using GraphQL Tools.

GraphQL schema file loading with GraphQL Tools

Episode #22

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Published on 27 Dec 2021

Load GraphQL schema from a single file, or multiple using the GraphQL File Loader.

Detect breaking GraphQL schema changes with GitHub Actions

Episode #21

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Published on 20 Dec 2021

Learn how to configure a GitHub Action to automatically detect breaking schema changes when new Pull Requests are opened.

GraphQL Context Argument

Episode #20

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Published on 13 Dec 2021

Learn how to use the context argument to share things like database connections, dataloaders, and more across requests.

Metered GraphQL API usage billing with Stripe

Episode #19

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Published on 6 Dec 2021

Charge users of your GraphQL API per request with Stripe's metered billing.

Remix + GraphQL Request

Episode #18

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Published on 29 Nov 2021

Discover how to fetch data on the server with Remix loaders, and link between pages using the Remix Web Framework.

GraphQL Union Types and GraphQL Tools

Episode #17

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Published on 22 Nov 2021

Learn how to define a GraphQL Union Type using GraphQL Tools.

GraphQL Helix API Route with Next.js

Episode #16

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Published on 15 Nov 2021

We'll use utility functions from GraphQL Helix to process requests inside our API route made from the Next.js frontend.

GraphQL Mesh SDK with Next.js

Episode #15

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Published on 8 Nov 2021

Combine multiple GraphQL Mesh sources as a single GraphQL API, and extend types from one source to include another. Then generate a SDK that can be used on the server to fetch data for a Next.js page.

GraphQL Query Depth Limiting with Express

Episode #14

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Published on 1 Nov 2021

Learn how to add validation rules to Express GraphQL to set a depth limit on queries.

GraphQL Fragments

Episode #13

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Published on 25 Oct 2021

Learn how to work with GraphQL Fragments inside Queries and Mutations together with variables, and nested fragments.

GraphQL Remote Schema Stitching

Episode #12

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Published on 18 Oct 2021

Stitch together remote APIs using GraphQL Tools, and delegate requests across schemas.

Express GraphQL + MongoDB

Episode #11

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Published on 11 Oct 2021

Resolve queries and mutations with MongoDB.

GraphQL + Fetch API

Episode #10

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Published on 4 Oct 2021

Execute GraphQL queries and mutations using the fetch API.

include, skip and deprecated GraphQL Directives

Episode #9

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Published on 27 Sept 2021

Learn how to work with @include, @skip, and @deprecated built-in GraphQL directives.

GraphQL Variables with Queries and Mutations

Episode #8

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Published on 20 Sept 2021

Learn how to use GraphQL variables with your queries and mutations.

GraphQL with Insomnia

Episode #7

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Published on 13 Sept 2021

Insomnia is open source, and offers a subscription service for teams to share and collaborate on designing APIs with Swagger, and share requests to APIs.

Create a custom Scalar Type for Email Address

Episode #6

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Published on 6 Sept 2021

We'll create a custom GraphQL Scalar for our email that is rfc822 compliant.

Serverless GraphQL handler with Vercel

Episode #5

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Published on 30 Aug 2021

Execute GraphQL queries and mutations inside a serverless function hosted by Vercel.

Rename GraphQL fields with aliases

Episode #4

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Published on 23 Aug 2021

Rename fields in responses, and request the same field with different arguments as new fields with GraphQL aliases.

Authorization with GraphQL Shield

Episode #3

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Published on 16 Aug 2021

In this video we’ll explore some of the logic and input rules that come with GraphQL Shield to protect against unwanted requests.

Type safe GraphQL queries with genql

Episode #2

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Published on 9 Aug 2021

Write type safe GraphQL queries with auto completion and type validation using genql.

GraphQL Mesh as a Gateway

Episode #1

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Published on 2 Aug 2021

GraphQL Mesh acts as a proxy to your existing APIs, and gives you the ultimate developer control over how data is retrieved. It doesn't matter if your API is GraphQL, gRPC, Swagger, Postgres, and non-typed APIs.