From the course: Learning Apollo
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Tools required to work with Apollo
- [Instructor] In order to get started with Apollo, we need a few tools, and I'll introduce them to you in this course. First you'll need a good code editor such as Atom, VScode, or Webstar. I personally use VScode, and I will be using it in this course. So if you want to use Atom, you can go to atom.io, install this particular version. If you want to have visual code, you can go to code.visualstudio.com and install the Mac or Windows version. Once you have a good code editor, the next item that will help you be efficient in working with Apollo projects is the Apollo client developer tool on Chrome. This is only available on Chrome, so if you don't have Chrome or if you're using Firefox, I suggest for this course that you install Chrome and use this tool. So go to chrome.google.com/webstore, search for Apollo client developer tool, and once you've found that one, you can click Add to Chrome. The next extension we need is also the React developer tool. Because we're working on the…
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