Practical GraphQL - Become a GraphQL Ninja - Additional basic GraphQL Queries

The video tutorial demonstrates how to integrate static data into a GraphQL data set by creating a new file with user data, exporting it, and setting up a GraphQL query and resolver to fetch this data. The process involves creating a static array of user objects, defining a GraphQL query to return multiple user types, and implementing a resolver to handle these queries. The tutorial also covers testing the setup in a GraphQL playground and troubleshooting schema refresh issues to ensure the correct data is returned.

What is the purpose of creating a new JavaScript file in the first section?

• To handle user authentication

• To store dynamic data

• To create a static data set of users

• To write server-side logic

How is the static data set integrated into the main application file?

• By writing it in the HTML file

• By using a database connection

• By copying the data directly

• By importing it as a module

What is the significance of using square brackets in the GraphQL query for users?

• To indicate a single user type

• To highlight deprecated fields

• To specify a list of user types

• To denote optional fields

What does the 'me' variable represent in the final section?

• A static text

• The first user in the array

• A configuration setting

• A placeholder for future data

What should be done if the GraphQL schema does not refresh automatically?

• Clear the browser cache

• Reinstall the application

• Refresh the playground

• Restart the server