I've built my personal blog (https://www.ghack.dev/) using NextJS, GraphQL with Apollo Server and Apollo Client. My blog is a Progressive and Isomo...
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What version of @apollo/react-ssr are you using?
Have you tried this also with the latest version 4.0.0 on both @apollo/react-ssr and @apollo/react-hooks?
I have tried updating my project and encountered a ton of issues.
From my understanding getDataFromTree has been removed. I have followed this thread
github.com/vercel/next.js/discussi...
Thanks for sharing and ghack.dev loads very fast!!
Is there anything that you did to improve the loading speed?
Hey thanks! ghack.dev is a progressive web app and it's an isomorphic web app. Yeah it's fast by default, but believe me it can be faster if I did more optimizations because the lighthouse scores are not pretty good enough. :)
The image file sizes, the css size, there are still a lot of homework to do :D
Great looking site!
Thanks brother!
Just wondering what the benefit of using graphql api is when using Next.js. Can't you just talk to the database directly in Nextjs backend part instead of having an extra api doing that for you?
Actually, GraphQL is my only backend. I'm consuming some third-party APIs like dev.to API and Youtube API that I orchestrated in my GraphQL backend. I also retrieve some data from MongoDB.
I preferred to use GraphQL rather than Rest API because with GraphQL I can do a lot of things and have good documentation about the data that will be consumed by the front-end apps, web and I also have a plan to build a mobile app.
The benefits of using GraphQL are also I can use Apollo Client that has a lot of awesome features like caching, optimistic response and it also can be rendered on the server for SEO purposes so I think it fits my needs, because I want to build an Isomorphic web app.
Ah that explains it.
Thank you!
I'm struggling to find a good way to integrate GraphQL/NextJS and jwttoken auth. any hints?
you could do it easily by putting the jwt token on cookie and put it on Apollo Client's link option.
Thanks for great Article!
Maybe you can remove the AppContext from the code. To make the code cleaner, more corresponding with the title and easier to understand :)
Yeah. great Idea David! That's unnecessary. out of context :)