Hopefully, when deploying your first application, you'll soon get a growing user base. You're required to improve the performance and efficiency of your application. One way this can be done is through standard improvements, such as code refactoring. Another crucial thing to do is caching. Not just files such as our CSS and JavaScript files should be cached, but also the requests that we send.
Apollo provides Automatic Persisted Queries (APQ), which is a technique that significantly reduces bandwidth usage and carries out caching through unique IDs per request. The workflow of this technique is as follows:
- The client sends a hash instead of the full query string.
- Apollo Server tries to find this hash inside its cache.
- If the server finds the corresponding query string to the hash, it'll execute it and respond with its result...
