#15 Golang - Build a GraphQL Server with Golang & MySQL

🚀 Dive into the world of GraphQL and discover how it revolutionizes data fetching in modern web applications. Join us in this comprehensive tutorial where we'll build a GraphQL server from scratch using Golang and MySQL.

🔍 What's Inside:
- A deep dive into GraphQL and its benefits in cloud applications.
- Step-by-step guide on setting up a GraphQL server in Go.
- Practical implementation of GraphQL types, schema, and queries.
- Advanced features: Adding parameters like limit and offset to your queries.
- Best practices for structuring your Go project.

💡 You'll Learn How To:
- Set up a project environment with Go and MySQL.
- Define data structures and GraphQL types in Go.
- Create and configure a GraphQL schema.
- Implement query resolvers for efficient data fetching.
- Set up an HTTP server and handle requests.
- Test your GraphQL server using tools like Postman.

👨‍💻 Who Should Watch:
- Developers interested in backend development with Go.
- Anyone curious about integrating GraphQL in their projects.
- Full-stack developers aiming to optimize their data fetching strategies.
- Tech enthusiasts looking for a practical project in Golang and GraphQL.

🛠️ Pre-Requisites:
- Basic knowledge of Go (Golang) and MySQL.
- Familiarity with HTTP servers and RESTful services.

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Happy coding! 🚀💻

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How in the world have you decided that using such an horrendous sound for the key presses was a good idea for a programming tutorial? ._.