My first lesson in GraphQL used Apollo on the client-side. It was probably too much to start with since I was also learning how to use React and how to build the GraphQL API, as well. Apollo just added this extra thing to learn. I never felt that I could use anything else, but just a simple fetch for json data seems like such a good use case to simply learning. Especially if you are just trying to learn how to set up the GraphQL APIs.
Exactly my story for a long time!
Using fetch should even be enough for a lot of more "serious" apps. And if you want caching, swr already gives that to you in a much lighter package.
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My first lesson in GraphQL used Apollo on the client-side. It was probably too much to start with since I was also learning how to use React and how to build the GraphQL API, as well. Apollo just added this extra thing to learn. I never felt that I could use anything else, but just a simple fetch for json data seems like such a good use case to simply learning. Especially if you are just trying to learn how to set up the GraphQL APIs.
Exactly my story for a long time!
Using fetch should even be enough for a lot of more "serious" apps. And if you want caching,
swralready gives that to you in a much lighter package.