@@ -304,33 +304,45 @@ type Species {
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Know exactly what data you can request from your API without
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leaving your editor, highlight potential issues before sending a
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query, and take advantage of improved code intelligence. GraphQL
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- makes it easy to build powerful tools by leveraging your
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- API’s type system. You can even auto-generate your docs .</ p >
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+ makes it easy to build powerful tools like < a href = "https://github.com/graphql/graphiql" target = "_blank" > GraphiQL </ a > by
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+ leveraging your API’s type system.</ p >
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</ div >
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+ < div className = "graphiqlVid" dangerouslySetInnerHTML = { { __html : `
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+ <video autoplay loop playsinline>
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+ <source src="/img/graphiql.mp4?" type="video/mp4" />
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+ </video>
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+ ` } } />
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</ section >
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</ div >
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- < section >
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- < h2 > Evolve your API without versions</ h2 >
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- { /*Illustration showing more legs added to a graph? Or a type evolving over time?]*/ }
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- < p >
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- Add new fields and types to a GraphQL API without affecting queries
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- sent from existing apps. Aging fields can be deprecated and hidden
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- from documentation. By using a single version, GraphQL APIs give
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- apps easier access to new features and enable cleaner, more
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- maintainable server code.</ p >
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+ < div className = "grayWash" >
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+ < section className = "point5" >
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+ < div className = "prose" >
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+ < h2 > Evolve your API< br /> without versions</ h2 >
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+ { /*Illustration showing more legs added to a graph? Or a type evolving over time?]*/ }
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+ < p >
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+ Add new fields and types to a GraphQL API without affecting
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+ queries sent from existing apps. Aging fields can be deprecated
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+ and hidden from documentation. By using a single version, GraphQL
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+ APIs give apps easier access to new features and enable cleaner,
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+ more maintainable server code.</ p >
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+ </ div >
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</ section >
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+ </ div >
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- < section >
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- < h2 > Powered by your existing data and code</ h2 >
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- { /*Illustration of each field becoming a function?]*/ }
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- < p >
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- GraphQL creates a uniform, powerful API across the entire surface
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- area of your application without being limited by a specific storage
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- engine. Write GraphQL APIs that leverage your existing data model
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- and server with GraphQL engine implementations available in many
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- languages. You provide small functions that fulfill fields in the
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- type system, and GraphQL calls them with optimal concurrency.</ p >
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+ < section className = "point6" >
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+ < div className = "prose" >
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+ < h2 > Powered by your< br /> existing data and code</ h2 >
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+ { /*Illustration of each field becoming a function?]*/ }
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+ < p >
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+ GraphQL creates a uniform, powerful API across the entire surface
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+ area of your application without being limited by a specific
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+ storage engine. Write GraphQL APIs that leverage your existing
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+ data model and server with GraphQL engine implementations
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+ available in many languages. You provide small functions that
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+ fulfill fields in the type system, and GraphQL calls them with
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+ optimal concurrency.</ p >
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+ </ div >
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</ section >
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{ /*
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