Developer tutorials

In this article, you will learn to use Hygraph to build a platform that federates data from multiple sources and exposes it through a single GraphQL API.

Let's learn how to build a static site with Hugo, covering everything from installation to publishing your site.

Let's learn how to configure and consume a GraphQL endpoint in a Flutter application by creating a blog application.

Learn how to expertly localize your content with Hygraph and Crowdin.

In this article, we're going to take a look at the new app structure and convert an existing Hygraph project to this new structure. We'll take this step by step and see how incremental adoption really works.

In this article, we’ll take a look at using Content Federation concepts to create a changelog page for a GitHub repository that allows developers to work in GitHub and content editors to work in Hygraph and then merge those two data streams into one powerful API.

In the demo, we’ll load a set of posts as static HTML created during the site build and then implement a load more button in React to query Hygraph for more content and load that onto the page.

Content Federation provides a whole host of interesting combinations. Let's explore this concept with James Quick using the GitHub API, Hygraph content, and SvelteKit.

In this demo, we’ll explore how to take the basic e-commerce starter and combine Hygraph product information with a third-party database for product reviews.