Apollo's docs framework
The Apollo Documentation repository provides an archived version of the documentation platform for Apollo's extensive suite of SDKs and libraries. While this documentation serves as a valuable historical resource, it’s important to note that it is no longer actively maintained, and the information presented may be outdated. For those interested in the evolution of Apollo's offerings and the latest updates, the latest documentation is available in a private repository.
This project supports a wide range of frameworks, including Apollo Client, Apollo Kotlin, Apollo iOS, Apollo Server, Apollo Router, Apollo Federation, and Rover CLI. Users looking to contribute to or comment on documentation can engage through options provided within the content pages.
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