Next up: ADVANCED QUERIES 🎉
When you use a p2panda node, it automatically generates GraphQL schema for making queries over your data. It offers pagination, ordering and filtering as well as nested queries between related data types. If you use GraphQL already, that's maybe all familiar stuff, but it's quite handy for app building that you get it for free with your p2p powered data ✨
Tutorial: https://p2panda.org/tutorials/queries/
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