We are pretty thrilled to announce a new GraphQL library for PHP. It is called GraphQLite and is aiming at making exposing a GraphQL API in PHP dead simple. GraphQLite is a PHP library that maps your PHP classes and methods into GraphQL APIs.

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Recently I wrote GraphQL vs REST: Overview, giving a hype-free outline of the differences between REST and GraphQL. One section that would not have fit into that already lengthy article was caching, so I thought I'd fire that out next.

The free and open-source tutorial to learn all around GraphQL to go from zero to production. In the first chapter, you’ll learn about the core concepts of GraphQL.

TL;DR: I made dis: https://vuex-orm.github.io/vuex-orm-graphql/ This is my first article on dev.to and I want to use this to share my current open source project with this amazing community :) The GraphQL Plugin for Vuex-ORM and this article is powered by the Germany based i22 Digitalagentur GmbH.

My previous article discussed how to setup a simple GraphQL server and query it from a Vue frontend. For my personal projects, I believe this is adequate, however a more common solution in complex, production applications is a framework to bring some structure and extra features to your stack.

In this article, we will look at all the steps that were involved to build an Open Source real-time voting App using GraphQL and React. This App will allow attendees of an event to ask questions (if logged in) and vote for the most interesting ones.