Wrap-up
Getting Started project wrap-up
Our Getting Started project wrap-up contains a recap on our learning objectives, a list of best practices for your Hygraph projects, and some useful links so you can continue learning.
#Learning objectives recap
If you followed our complete tutorial, you learned:
- How to plan your content flow
- How to build a schema in layers of complexity
- How to work with queries & mutations
- How to connect to a frontend
#Best practices
- Keep the project's business goals in mind.
- Plan & sketch your content flow before you use the schema builder.
- We often build complex schemas in layers because of how models are interconnected.
- Name models and fields in a way that allows your collaborators to work intuitively.
Looking for more information on content modeling?
#Continue your learning
Our tutorial covers a first approach to Hygraph's most important features. You can check out our Developer Guides & API Reference to learn more about all of them.
Here's some additional documentation on the features covered in our tutorial:
| Topic | Document contents |
|---|---|
| Components | Lean about components, what you can do with them, important concepts, how to create them, add them to your models,and use them in a content entry. Also learn how to work with nested components and how to query them. |
| References | Lean about the different types of reference fields and how to configure them in your schema. |
| Using references | Lean how to use the different reference types in your Hygraph project. |
| Component or reference? | Learn how to decide on whether to use a reference or a component field. |
| Remote Sources | Learn how to configure a remote source, and how to create a custom type definition & a custom input type definition. This document also contains information on known issues & tips, as well as examples. |
| Remote content & data | Learn about the different types of remote fields, how to use them and what for. This document also contains information on how to query remote data, and examples. |
| Enumerations | Learn how to create and work with enumerations. |
| Models API reference | This is our API reference for models. |
| Field types | This is our API reference for field types. This document also contains information on how input types work for filtering, ordering, paginating, and mutating data. |
| Field configuration | This is our API reference for fields. This document contains information on the settings you must configure to add a field to a model, as well as additional information on options, validations, and advanced settings. |
| Creating content | Learn more about creating content in Hygraph. This document contains information on the Hygraph content workflow, including content stages, and connecting related content. |
| Content stages | Learn more about Hygraph's default content stages, and how to work with custom content stages. |
| Localizations | Learn more about localizing content in Hygraph. |
| The Rich Text editor | Learn how to work with Hygraph's RTE. This document covers everything you can do using this field type. |
| How to work with assets | Learn about everything you can do on the Assets section of your Hygraph project. |
| Assets API reference | This is our API reference for assets. |
| Preview URLs | Learn more about working with Preview URLs. This document also contains information on defining your Preview URL. |
| Webhooks | Learn more about working with webhooks and webhook logs. |
| Webhooks API reference | This is our API reference for webhooks. |