GraphQL Tutorial #36 - Styling the App

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[sucodelarangela]

Awesome tutorial. There were some changes in Apollo methods, but nothing I couldn't solve by reading the docs. The GraphQL part on the other hand is still the same!

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Before this series, I didn't know anything about graphQL. You cleared my concepts. I coded along with you using react hooks, stuck a few times due to hooks, searched official graphql/apollo docs and completed this series. Thank you so much Shaun

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[chillyspoon]

Thanks for this series, a truly excellent tutorial and additional thanks to the various viewers who added comments on videos during the series containing hints and updates required by the inevitable changes to react over time - the net result is still relevant and helpful in 2021.

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