Summary
In this final chapter, we learned how to configure Apollo Client for GraphQL subscriptions and then added code to display notifications in the application's header using a badge.
Throughout this book, we have used cutting-edge technologies such as Angular and GraphQL to develop a full stack application with a monorepo architecture using Lerna. We used Apollo on both the client and server to send and respond to GraphQL queries.
After setting up the development environment and installing Node.js, we built a server with GraphQL support to implement the backend using Express.js and Apollo Server. We also used Apollo Studio to communicate with our GraphQL API before we started developing a frontend application to consume the API and present a user interface to users to communicate with the backend.
After that, we explained how to install Express.js and configure it with TypeScript and GraphQL. We used mocking to provide a working GraphQL server with Apollo Server...
