Content Graph - Letting GraphQL do all the hard work for you
Background As we have seen before, setting up Content Graph on the CMS side is pretty easy. However, when it comes to the “head” part of the setup, things can get a bit tricky at times. There’s a lot of ways to achieve the same results on the frontend side of things. Note: I’m using next.js and yarn for my frontend setup. Also I’m assuming that you have a content-graph endpoint that you can query without which none of the following would be possible...