Full Stack TypeScript

We'll discuss the goals and agenda of this course, and how to get up and running with the workshop project in 2 minutes or less.

A conceptual overview of GraphQL, and the problems that it aims to solve

Let's take a look at the starting point code for our workshop project, a twitter clone

We'll get our GraphQL API up and running quickly and easily using Apollo server

We'll make our first GraphQL resolver, to make our new API queryable

To get the full advantage of one GraphQL schema that both client and server sub-projects use, we need to break it out into a separate file.

Let's deliver on the promise of two type systems coming together in blissful unity, by adding automatically generated types to our resolvers

Now that we have a GraphQL API up and running, let's actually bring it into our React app!

Let's get some data from our database flowing through GraphQL and into the UI

In two situations, there's some "detail" in a nested object that we need to build only when needed

We'll create new data for the first time, using a GraphQL mutation for the "post a new tweet" feature

We'll create new data for the first time, using a GraphQL mutation for the "post a new tweet" feature

Let's make our "like" button clickable, by creating and deleting a "favorite" resource

Let's try using a union type to implement the "trends" portion of the sidebar in the twitter UI