Definitely a useful post for devs wanting to give this kind of local state management a try!
But I still don't get the point of using GraphQL for local state management.
If your app doesn't neccessarily need caching you could still rely on low-level graphql fetching using apollo-link-http and wire it up with a traditional vuex store.
Then you have a lightweight setup and the vuex advantages (like time travelling) and no need to utilize functions with weird/unused arguments (like "_") and you don't have any doubled code because you store the response data inside your store.
Anyway a great to follow and really detailed article... But yet I wish those contemporary tech articles would have a more "debated view" ;-)
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Definitely a useful post for devs wanting to give this kind of local state management a try!
But I still don't get the point of using GraphQL for local state management.
If your app doesn't neccessarily need caching you could still rely on low-level graphql fetching using apollo-link-http and wire it up with a traditional vuex store.
Then you have a lightweight setup and the vuex advantages (like time travelling) and no need to utilize functions with weird/unused arguments (like "_") and you don't have any doubled code because you store the response data inside your store.
Anyway a great to follow and really detailed article... But yet I wish those contemporary tech articles would have a more "debated view" ;-)