Tutorial: Fullstack React Native with GraphQL
Blog post from Hasura
In this tutorial, we will be building a React Native to-do app that helps users add tasks, view them, mark/unmark them as complete and delete them. To build the app, we will use React Native, Apollo Client for client-side GraphQL, Hasura GraphQL Engine for GraphQL backend, and Auth0 for authentication. We will be using the new Query and Mutation components that Apollo introduced in their 2.1.3 release of react-apollo. The tutorial covers setting up a GraphQL backend with Hasura Cloud, creating tables and permissions, configuring Apollo Client, setting up React Native project, performing authentication with Auth0, writing our first Query and Mutation components, and more.
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