Fine Tuning Apollo Client Caching for Your Data Graph (Ben Newman, Apollo Client Architect at Apollo

Learn how to customize the Apollo Client cache to suit your weirdest data modeling and reactivity needs, using the all-new cache API in Apollo Client 3.0.
While cache normalization is essential for reactive updates in a single-page application, and Apollo Client provides powerful default normalization behavior, not all parts of all applications need to remain up-to-date at all times, and common patterns like pagination can benefit from custom normalization implementations.
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[@tafelito]

is there any example repo to see how the pagination works? Tried to mimic the example shown in the slides but could get it to work

[@leonhardpaul]

Link to my slides: slides.com/benjamn/fine-tuning-apollo-client-caching

[@michaelporter2853]

Isn't the Neo4j Graph Query Language called Cypher?

[@erikrahm8321]

Yes

[@leonhardpaul]

Yes, it was called Cypher, but they've been trying to standardize it using the name GQL. I would love for them to stick with Cypher, though!