Consuming GraphQL API With React.js

GraphQL is a query language that allows clients to request exactly the data they need and nothing more. This approach is more efficient than REST. This is because its structure allows for flexible data-fetching techniques. If you have created your GraphQL APIs and are looking to consume them in a React front-end, you have come to the right place. This article will teach you how to consume your GraphQL API using React.js.

Prerequisites

To continue in this article, it is helpful to have the following:

Top 5 Cloud-Native Message Queues (MQs) With Node.js Support

Message queues (MQs) allow you to run distributed services. This article will go over MQs in further detail. Then Discuss the benefits cloud-native provides for your application and why we need it for MQs. Finally, highlight the top five clouds native MQs that can be easily run with Node.js.

The Beginning: Synchronous

The application's scalability model is a tremendous consideration when rolling out your application. Take an example of a simple application using a request-response model. You have three major components to facilitate your services: a client, a server, and the database to process your system data.