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  • [00:00 - 00:08] Congratulations and thank you very much for completing the course. By now you have a working commenting system and you can reuse it on any website .

    [00:09 - 00:14] Let's list down the major things that you learned during this course. The first one is GraphQL.

    [00:15 - 00:24] We covered the basics of GraphQL and we wrote a few queries and mutations. We also saw how to send GraphQL requests from the client and how to handle the responses.

    [00:25 - 00:41] HASURA, we learned how to set up a new HASURA instance, create tables, configure permissions, and set up unauthorized access. Custom React hooks, we wrote a custom hook and used it in a component.

    [00:42 - 00:50] We also covered how to test it. MOC service worker, we learned how to mock GraphQL requests for tests using MSW .

    [00:51 - 01:10] This way when running the tests we don't have to make actual API calls that would edit the database, but we can keep everything locally. Publishing a library to npm, we saw how to bundle our code, set up project before publishing it to npm, and use the command line to publish the library.

    [01:11 - 01:20] You can use this knowledge for other full stack problems. HASURA will be an excellent tool for many use cases and it can save you a lot of time.

    [01:21 - 01:33] Also, I hope that you keep writing tests for your components and an MSW is something that you like using. We covered a lot in this course and we did a lot of work so we have to be very, very proud of yourself.

    [01:34 - 01:46] Congratulations for completing the course and I hope that you had a good time going through it. If you have any feedback you can find me on the new line Discord channel or you can find me on Twitter as Alexandra says.

    [01:47 - 01:53] Please don't hesitate to reach out. I wish you good luck with your future projects and thank you again and congratulations.

    [01:54 - 02:30] I hope you had a good time going through this course. Good luck and thank you again.