How to integrate WunderGraph with your frontend application

Simplifying the management of multiple APIs, WunderGraph offers a framework that unifies GraphQL and REST APIs into a single endpoint, providing metrics and observability for better integration and performance. As a competitor to Apollo Federation, WunderGraph focuses on API unification, simplifying the execution of tasks that require the interaction of different software services by treating distributed services like a monolith. It supports various JavaScript frameworks and provides an API package manager for seamless integration and management of API dependencies. WunderGraph leverages the Backend for Frontend (BFF) framework and API gateway patterns to improve performance and simplify client code, while its open-source nature encourages contributions. In comparison, Apollo GraphQL provides a broad range of tools and solutions, such as Apollo Federation and GraphOS, to unify and manage GraphQL APIs and supergraphs, offering features like query batching and schema federation. Despite their differences, both platforms can complement each other, with WunderGraph excelling in API unification and Apollo GraphQL offering extensive features for managing supergraphs.