Prisma

Yes, in the React &amp; Apollo tutorial it says you will be using the final project from the next from Graphql-js tutorial. And so I followed the Graph-ql tutorial. With all tests passing, and then tried to use that server in the React Apollo tutorial 

Ah sorry if that’s confusing! The `React &amp; Apollo` tutorial is self-contained. You don’t need to go through the `graphql-js` tutorial to be able to do the `React &amp; Apollo` tutorial :slightly_smiling_face:

(please let’s try to stick to threads :slightly_smiling_face: )

The `React &amp; Apollo` tutorial has instructions to setup the server. It’s true that it’s based on the project that’s created in the `graphql-js` track, but you don’t have to build the server yourself but just download the final version of it: <https://www.howtographql.com/react-apollo/1-getting-started/>

Okay. I know it is not required to do the backend yourself. But I still should be able to do the backend without just building with the curl command 

Ah yeah that’s right! You can definitely do that!!

So I did that at first. But I don’t like how my query fields are forced to be “description” and “url” 

Okay. that’s where I am today, I did that and now I’m getting Post 400

Any suggestions on why my server isn’t talking to my client?

Let’s discuss this further in DMs :slightly_smiling_face:

If the server you built from the first tutorial is up and running (yarn start from the server directory) you should be able to point the browser to localhost:4000. Is this working?

I can send requests and mutations in localhost:4000

Ok, I cloned your repo and am getting the same error.  Let me look at this a bit

Thanks for helping out <@U9FNEC075>, we already figured it out. The `createdAt` field was missing on the `Link` type :thumbsup: