Build Scalable and Performant Apps with GraphQL
summary
Salesforce ships a public GraphQL UI API (query-only in first release, mutations coming later) that uses field selection and resource aggregation to cut network round trips and payloads; a GraphiQL demo shows composing multi-resource queries in one request. A companion mobile SDK with mobile sync handles auth, secure storage, push E2E encryption, and offline sync that already supports hundreds of thousands of records for apps used by millions. Quickstarts use the force droid CLI templates to generate Kotlin/Java/Swift/React Native samples.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to GraphQL
- 1:10What is GraphQL
- 3:59GraphQL vs REST APIs
- 6:06Resource aggregation benefits
- 8:57Salesforce GraphQL API overview
- 10:23Demo with GraphiQL tool
- 13:55Mobile SDK with GraphQL
- 16:23Mobile SDK building blocks
- 21:33Offline and sync features
- 24:00Getting started with SDK
- 27:10Resources and next steps
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