In this advanced Apollo Client + React 18 tutorial, you’ll learn how to use useSuspenseQuery, partial data, fallback UI rendering, cache-first behavior, cache-and-network, and background queries to optimize your React application's performance. We also cover how React Suspense interacts with Apollo, how promises are thrown internally, and how to avoid unnecessary re-fetches when data already exists in the cache.
By the end, you'll fully understand how to build smooth, performant UI loading flows using Suspense and Apollo Client.
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⏱️ Timestamps:
00:00 - What to Expect
00:50 - Fetching with useSuspenseQuery using React Suspense
01:52 - Handling Partial Data with returnPartialData using React Suspense
04:12 - Optimizing Performance with useBackgroundQuery and useReadQuery using React Suspense
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