Coverage remained the same at 93.548% when pulling 442b8b3 on sduthil:readme-apollo-client-link into 9691baf on graphql-python:master.

Coverage remained the same at 93.548% when pulling 88ae942 on sduthil:readme-apollo-client-link into 9691baf on graphql-python:master.

In fact, the Apollo Client isn't only limited to React as there is one for Angular too and so on.

If you check the docs, you will see that it points to another guide at the following link for:

• React: batch-http
• Angular: angular-link-http-batch

I think the first one is more generalized and not bound to a specific frontend framework.

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In fact, the Apollo Client isn't only limited to React as there is one for Angular too and so on.

If you check the docs, you will see that it points to another guide at the following link for:

* React: [batch-http](https://www.apollographql.com/docs/link/links/batch-http/)

* Angular: [angular-link-http-batch](https://github.com/apollographql/apollo-angular/tree/master/packages/apollo-angular-link-http-batch)

I think the first one is more generalized and not bound to a specific frontend framework.

Agreed that the doc should be as frontend-agnostic as possible. But IMHO the paragraph about query batching in the React section:

• does not mention React
• links to the detailed, agnostic documentation
• gives a good example of using query batching, which I found very useful while learning GraphQL