Best of GraphQLAugust 2021

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    Avatar of logrocketLogRocket·5y

    Improving microservice architecture with GraphQL API gateways

    As your organization grows, it’s common for multiple API services to be created. This type of architecture will slow down future development for both the backend service teams and frontend client teams. API gateways can help in this situation by providing a single API protocol, a single auth mechanism, and ensuring that clients only need to speak to one team.

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    Avatar of sitepointSitePoint·5y

    How to Build a Monorepo with Nx, Next.js and TypeScript

    A monorepo is a single repository that contains the apps, tools and configurations of multiple projects or project components. Monorepos are an alternative to creating separate repositories for each project or part of a project. In this article, we’ll discuss the advantages of using the Nx development tools for managing a monorepos. We will also learn how to use those tools to build a Next.js application.

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    Avatar of faunaFauna·5y

    Using Next.js with Fauna and GraphQL

    Fauna is a serverless, transactional database. Next.js is a frontend framework, powered by React. Fauna provides a database as an API, allowing developers to not worry about connection limits in serverless environments. The integration will allow you to create or connect to your Fauna database, create a new key, and then add it as an Environment Variable.