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Make GraphQL API endpoints with WordPress Course
(155 reviews)
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9 Lessons
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3 Students
- Certificate of completion
Neither WPGraphQL nor GraphQL API for WordPress are part of WordPress' core. Thus, it is not possible to rely on GraphQL in the way that plugins can rely on WordPress' REST API. As a result, plugins that implement Gutenberg blocks may only use REST to fetch data for their blocks .
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What You'll Learn
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Create custom GraphQL API endpoints for WordPress to enhance data retrieval and integration capabilities
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Implement WPGraphQL to extend WordPress functionality with modern, flexible, and efficient GraphQL queries
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Develop and customize GraphQL schemas and resolvers tailored to specific WordPress plugin and theme requirements
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Optimize WordPress data structures for seamless GraphQL API performance and scalability
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Integrate GraphQL APIs with Gutenberg blocks to enable dynamic, real-time content updates in WordPress
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Troubleshoot and secure GraphQL API endpoints to ensure data privacy, security, and reliable performance
Course Content
9 Lessons • 1 h 13 m total
Using QraphQL in WordPress WooCommerce with ACF WGraphQL WooGraphQL Overview
WordPress GraphQL Headless CMS in Static HTML Website
Static HTML Websites with React JS WordPress GraphQL
WordPress GraphQL Headless CMS setup with WPGraphQL
WordPress GraphQL Set up GraphQL Data Endpoint with WPGraphQL and WPGraphiQL Plugins
How to Get The Certificate
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Complete all lessons.
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Watch at least 50% of Lesson Duration.
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Make GraphQL API endpoints with WordPress Course Description
Neither WPGraphQL nor GraphQL API for WordPress are part of WordPress' core. Thus, it is not possible to rely on GraphQL in the way that plugins can rely on WordPress' REST API. As a result, plugins that implement Gutenberg blocks may only use REST to fetch data for their blocks .
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