Tony DiPasquale

Last time we left off with a very minimal GraphQL API with its resolver function written in Purescript. Now, let's look at more complex resolver functions that have asynchronous return values. Input and Context First, let's take a closer look at the GraphQL resolver

GraphQL is a great way to model the underlying data structure of an API. It allows clients to request only the data they want and structures the API as a graph or relational data. However, at this time there is no convenient or complete