Module 8 Introduction
Introduction to Module 8.0.
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We've spent a decent amount of time working with some of React's core hooks. We've seen how the "use state", "use effect" and "use reducer hooks" work. We've even created our own custom hooks as well, use query and use mutation. Though our custom hooks work well, there's probably a more robust way to conduct GraphQL requests. That's right, going forward, we'll be using Apollo Client to manage our GraphQL API requests. Apollo Client has intelligent caching and is being used in production applications today. React Apollo is the React implementation of Apollo Client. In this module, we'll create our own Apollo Client with the help of the Apollo Boost package. Use React Apollo's "use query" and use mutation hooks. Finally, we'll auto-generate type definitions from our GraphQL schema. (upbeat music)