Hi Product Hunters 👋🏻 I’m Robin, the author of The Road to GraphQL. Thank you so much for hunting the book @djug I am so excited to launch this book on Product Hunt today 🙈 GraphQL is striving in 2018 and I believe it will be even more relevant in 2019. I started to dive into it when I worked closely with a client of mine migrating their codebase to microservices which are using GraphQL now. I was immediately hooked by GraphQL and its ecosystem and wouldn’t want to write applications without it anymore. That’s why I decided to write a book to tell others about it. The book is for free after a sign up and comes with 350+ pages, 45+ exercises, 400+ code snippets and 4 applications you are going to build along the way. It’s not a cookbook, but a pragmatic guide on how to implement GraphQL applications with React and Node.js. You can read more about its content over here: https://www.robinwieruch.de/the-... I am curious what Product Hunters think about GraphQL 😺 So let me know!

If you want to start with GraphQL, this book is a must-read, you will understand and create a fully functional application using the best tools in the JavaScript/Node.js ecosystem.

If you have any doubts about GraphQL, Robin will help you understand it and he'll show you in a practical way why this technology is revolutionising the way we build applications!

Pros:

Another master piece by Robin! A well written book about GraphQL in the JavaScript ecosystem.

Cons:

A little bit short in the GraphQL fundamentals, but it's worth it anyway!

@rwieruch Thanks, I love your books. specially "the road to react".

Robin knows his stuff

Pros:

It’s a clear and concise resource

Cons:

No cons at all

any plan to make make video courses?

If you are familiar with REST and have a swagger or OAS, you could quickly generate a GraphQL interface with OASGraph: https://www.producthunt.com/post...