GraphQL is a powerful tool for querying data from remote servers and my preferred way of building APIs (Application Programming Interface). For some people, it might be difficult to learn as the tutorials are usually written using tools such as Apollo or Relay. These tools are great but often suited for more complicated projects. In certain scenarios, there might be better to choose a more lightweight approach and not increase bundle size with additional libraries. In these cases, you can work directly with the tools available in the browser. In this quick tutorial, we will use fetch, commonly available in your browser. Let’s first quickly revise what fetch is and how it is usually used with REST API, then we can move to simple GraphQL queries execution.