The chapters reads like the Apollo documentation. Does the book contains real world experience of topics like caching, CDN's, REST integration, deduplication of requests? Thanks for sharing this with the community!
There are 4 applications the readers of this book are going to build along the way. I think that's more pragmatic than other programming books.
Most, not all, of the other mentioned topics are too niche to address them in a beginners GraphQL book that should be read by a broader audience IMO. But I keep these topics in a list to write supplementary blog posts about them.
Thanks for your insights on this! Helps a lot to identify the pain points the community has on this topic :)
There are 4 applications the readers of this book are going to build along the way. I think that's more pragmatic than other programming books.
Most, not all, of the other mentioned topics are too niche to address them in a beginners GraphQL book that should be read by a broader audience IMO. But I keep these topics in a list to write supplementary blog posts about them.
Thanks for your insights on this! Helps a lot to identify the pain points the community has on this topic :)