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Fragments in GraphQL allow us to build reusable components that we use in different queries.

Course Videos

Here are all of the videos in Fundamentals of GraphQL:

1	What is GraphQL?	An introduction to the course and an overview of GraphQL and where it came from.	08:40
2	The Pieces of GraphQL	How does GraphQL work? Here are the pieces of GraphQL.	02:24
3	Anatomy of a GraphQL Query	GraphQL queries can seem a little odd at first. Let's learn the different parts and how we can use them to retrieve data via our API.	06:29
4	Setting Up GraphQL in Craft	How to set up native support of GraphQL in Craft including defining private and public schemas.	11:00
5	Using Arguments in GraphQL Queries	Instead of hard coding values in our queries, we can pass data into a query using arguments.	06:03
6	Defining a Default Argument Value	We can also define a default value for a parameter.	01:56
7	Using Fragments in GraphQL	Fragments in GraphQL allow us to build reusable components that we use in different queries.	03:13
8	Using Aliases in GraphQL	GraphQL aliases allow us to name the query results so we can separate out different queries.	02:55
9	Running GraphQL Queries in Craft Twig Templates	As of Craft CMS version 3.3.12, we can now query our local GraphQL server right inside of a Twig template. Here's how to use it.	05:58
10	GraphQL Changes in Craft 3.4 (beta)	A look at how managing tokens will change in Craft 3.4.	03:18
11	GraphQL Mutations in Craft CMS	How to create a new entry, update an entry, and delete an entry in Craft CMS via GraphQL.	15:29

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