illustration for Building a Serverless JAMStack Todo app with Netlify, Gatsby, GraphQL, and FaunaDB

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Building a Serverless JAMStack Todo app with Netlify, Gatsby, GraphQL, and FaunaDB

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Initializing a new git repo with Github's hub CLI
1m 5s
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Initialize a new Gatsby project with a gitignore in yarn workspaces
3m 16s
3
Setting up continuous deployment for a Gatsby site in yarn workspaces using Netlify
1m 41s
4
Taking advantage of theme-ui to build a landing page on a Gatsby project without plugins
6m 20s
5
Implementing Authentication with Netlify Identity, React hooks, and Gatsby
3m 20s
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Using Netlify Identity to control access to a Gatsby client-side dashboard route
5m 29s
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Fixing the Netlify Identity Widget when it prevents clicks after login
34s
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Using theme-ui and React useReducer to implement a todo application
4m 38s
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Deploying a GraphQL API on Netlify serverless functions with apollo-server-lambda
2m 44s
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Implementing the types and resolvers for a serverless GraphQL Todo API
4m 11s
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Connecting a Todo app to a serverless GraphQL API using Apollo Client and solving CORS
7m 35s
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Using Netlify Identity to authenticate a user in a GraphQL API using apollo links
2m 16s
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Backing a Serverless GraphQL API on Netlify with FaunaDB for data storage
8m 34s

Deploying a GraphQL API on Netlify serverless functions with apollo-server-lambda

Chris Biscardi

InstructorChris Biscardi

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GraphQL provides a really great interface for product development. We can combine that with the deployment model Netlify gives us for serverless functions to ship a graphql api.

Note: At 00:44 I say graphql.js but show index.js. graphql.js is the file that should be used.