This GraphQL Specialization offers a structured and practical path to mastering modern API development. Designed for developers and engineers at all levels, this three-course program takes you from the foundational concepts of GraphQL—such as schemas, queries, mutations, and resolvers—to advanced topics like real-time subscriptions, schema federation, and performance optimization. You will use industry-standard tools including Apollo Server, Apollo Client, GraphiQL, and Apollo Studio to build, test, and deploy scalable APIs.
Throughout the specialization, you’ll work on hands-on projects that reflect real-world use cases, integrating GraphQL with frontend frameworks such as React, Next.js, Vue, and Angular. You'll also learn to connect APIs with SQL and NoSQL databases, implement token-based authentication, and deploy applications to cloud platforms like Render and Vercel.
By the end of this program, you'll have the skills to design and build secure, modular, and production-ready GraphQL APIs—making you job-ready for high-demand roles in full-stack, frontend, and backend development. Whether you're transitioning from REST or aiming to level up your API expertise, this specialization will give you a competitive edge in modern web development.
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Throughout the Specialization, learners will engage in hands-on coding tasks that simulate real-world API development scenarios. These practical exercises are designed to reinforce each concept—from writing GraphQL queries and mutations to designing modular schemas and implementing authentication. Learners will build and test GraphQL APIs using Apollo Server, connect them to frontend frameworks like React and Next.js, and integrate them with both SQL and NoSQL databases. Advanced modules guide learners through optimizing API performance, implementing subscriptions for real-time data, and deploying APIs to production using tools like Vercel and Render. By the end of the Specialization, learners will have completed multiple real-world challenges that mirror the responsibilities of a full-stack developer, backend engineer, or frontend API integrator—equipping them with tangible experience to apply in professional development roles.
