With the release of Apollo Client 3.9, we’re excited to announce a host of new features and improvements, including: Let’s dive in! Suspense-enabled data fetching in response to user interaction with useLoadableQuery When it comes to Suspense-enabled data fetching in Apollo Client, useSuspenseQuery and useBackgroundQuery are useful for loading data as soon as the component […]
Apollo Client 3.9 is out in beta now, and it fixes various memory leaks, adds granular control over internal cache sizes, and deprecates the canonizeResults option due to a conceptual and non-fixable memory leak associated with it. We want your help to find the correct default cache sizes – see the last paragraph for details […]
Nullability is a fundamental concept in many programming languages giving us the ability to express the absence of a value or assigned object. This is particularly relevant in strongly typed languages where each constant or variable must be defined with one of the language data types or explicitly allowed to be null. GraphQL is strongly-typed […]
