Looks great, thanks for this! Back when I worked with Meteor, Arunoda's work was exceptionally helpful.<p>The homepage seems to be a bit confusing, I think. You don't have to sign up to read some of the content. There is a small link below the large button: <a href="https://learngraphql.com/basics/introduction" rel="nofollow">https://learngraphql.com/basics/introduction</a>.<p>Correction: As sync pointed out, you still need to sign up to access the full content.
Looks fantastic, thanks! FYI I shared this in Slack and the preview showed up like as "Learn How to Build Fast and Efficient Meteor Apps" - screenshot: <a href="http://url.brentvatne.ca/VYvi.png" rel="nofollow">http://url.brentvatne.ca/VYvi.png</a>
Sorry for my ignorance about the project, GraphQL looks awesome in terms of flexibility while developing and saving network traffic, but I have a question related to how API backend will work with GraphQL.<p>If storage was some kind of NoSQL and stores everything as one huge JSON, then we can filter out data while retrieving, but what would happen if data storage is RDBMS?
Are we going to do multiple joins to retrieve data?<p>seems GraphQL work really well with graph databases, but if you have 2-3nesting in GraphQL query, then you need to do multiple big joins on the server side
The team at Kadira is great at diving into technical subjects and making fun and easy to follow learning materials. I loved Bullet Proof Meteor, I'm looking forward to learning GrapgQL through this new course.