KeystoneJS GraphQL

Description

KeystoneJS is a content management system that exposes your data through GraphQL. The lessons begin with environment setup and the architecture of lists, fields and data models, then build a first schema with user and content models. You learn to write queries and mutations and to set up relationships between data models.

Further lessons cover authentication, role-based access control, customising the admin interface, advanced field types, and database migrations. The final lessons connect KeystoneJS to a frontend application and cover deployment, production setup and performance. Exercises in many of the PDFs let you build the examples yourself.

Who it is for: web developers who want to build a GraphQL backend with KeystoneJS.

What’s included
14 PDF lessons · 131 pages · about 28,500 words
One ZIP download that is yours to keep — read on any device, no subscription or app needed.

Course programme

1. Getting Started with KeystoneJS: Environment Setup and Installation
2. Understanding KeystoneJS Architecture: Lists, Fields, and Data Models
3. Building Your First Schema: Creating User and Content Models
4. Working with GraphQL API: Queries, Mutations, and Operations
5. Setting Up Relationships Between Data Models
6. Implementing Authentication and User Management
7. Access Control and Permissions: Role-Based Security
8. Customizing the Admin UI for Content Management
9. Advanced Field Types and Custom Fields
10. Working with Database Migrations and Data Management
11. Integrating with Frontend Applications
12. Building Real-World Applications
13. Deployment Strategies and Production Setup
14. Performance Optimization and Best Practices

KeystoneJS is a trademark of its owner. This course is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed or sponsored by the trademark owner.