wolfiton
Bringing the Absinthe tutorial up to date
Hi everyone,
Does someone want to participate to bring the Absinthe Tutorial to phoenix 1.4 with Dataloader and all that is needed to have a clear documentation?
Because i really want to learn Absinthe and I think this can help others as well.
Also experience isn’t required just willingness to learn.
What do you think community?
Thanks
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kokolegorille
I cannot tell You for documentation, but I can tell You data loader is covered in this resource
This is a good complement to the book on Absinthe
I was interested in GraphQL before Absinthe, so I started to do it with node.js first.
I do understand these are paid resources, and might suit all needs, but You can start by learning dataloader as an independant tool…
https://github.com/graphql/dataloader
Starting by this will help You understand how to integrate it with Absinthe later.
If You have all your context queries ready, this will help You build a batch of queries, to execute as one.
Dataloader is a great tool ![]()
wolfiton
I will build a series on how this is done here
wolfiton
Part 2 is out
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