Add Apollo Server mention to JS server tip

hwillson · hwillson · commit b017a9dcffab · 2018-05-31T12:07:19.000-04:00
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 Facebook's reference implementation has been written in JavaScript since its original release, and fresh developments in the GraphQL ecosystem have frequently appeared first in JavaScript, or languages that transpile to JavaScript (e.g. TypeScript).
 
-While existing back-end systems might already be implemented in other languages, a thin JavaScript-based GraphQL implementation can fit nicely in front of these systems. Due to the on-going active maintenance of JavaScript based GraphQL implementations, adopting an approach like this can help bring the latest GraphQL features to your existing infrastructure.
+While existing back-end systems might already be implemented in other languages, a thin JavaScript-based GraphQL implementation can fit nicely in front of these systems. Due to the on-going active maintenance of JavaScript based GraphQL implementations, adopting an approach like this can help bring the latest GraphQL features to your existing infrastructure. [Apollo Server](/docs/platform/server.html) is a great fit here as it makes handling advanced aspects of the GraphQL ecosystem, such as cache control and tracing, very straightforward to implement. Apollo Server is also continually kept up-to-date with the latest GraphQL features.
 
 Building a GraphQL server in JavaScript also makes it easy to operate at "the edge", where JavaScript is the language of choice, to leverage powerful CDN solutions to deliver data to clients as efficiently as possible - including powerful caching and network optimizations.
 
