Render frontends faster

The text discusses the importance of performance in media companies and how Apollo GraphOS supports rendering frontends faster by using the @defer directive. This feature allows client developers to mark fields in a GraphQL query to indicate which data is critical for immediate user engagement and which can be loaded progressively. The example query shows how to use @defer to load essential movie details immediately while loading other, less critical information like reviews and recommendations in the background. By using this approach, media companies can reduce perceived loading times and create a more seamless user experience, all without needing to manually handle slow data boundaries.

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