Published on 2019-12-04 at 22:11

Kazam is one of the most beloved tools for screen-recording on Linux. This article shows you how to install the latest version (1.5.3) on Ubuntu 19.10, as the default version in the repositories is still 1.4.5.

Published on 2019-09-07 at 18:45

In the previous article we’ve shown how to get data with useQuery from a Drupal powered GraphQL API. Fetching data is fun, but even more fun is to be able to send data to an API as part of interactivity features that our user might need to enjoy when using our apps. To do so in a more modern way Apollo now provides us with the useMutation()-hook. Let’s see how to make use of it.

Published on 2019-09-07 at 18:45

In the previous article we successfully set up a GraphQL server in Drupal 8 with the 4.x-version of the module. Our goal this time is to fetch data from the API by using the recently introduced useQuery()-hook and display the players data we have in the CMS in our frontend app.

Published on 2019-09-07 at 18:44

With version 16.8 React.js made the breaking change of introducing hooks as a new way to write your functional components. If you have used the Apollo Client to connect your GraphQL server to your React application - which you should, there are now more good news - Apollo Client has adopted the hooks-concept, making fetching and updating data a lot easier. Let’s see how we can do that with Drupal’s GraphQL implementation.

Published on 2019-07-12 at 18:43

JSON-RPC is a great Drupal module filling when from a decoupled application you e.g. need to extract or manipulate data in a custom way or more importantly run code in your content providing Drupal installation.

Published on 2019-06-26 at 17:52

Since React 16.6 we have the possibility to load components on demand. This new feature is provided by the new method React.lazy(), which is part of the new Suspense API (WIP) of React.