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GraphQL и Go — gqlgen после года в проде: опыт, советы и выводы
Привет! На связи Петр Коробейников, я лидирую разработку бэкенда в одной из ключевых финтех-команд и отвечаю за то, чтобы пользователи приложения «Мой МТС» всегда видели актуальные данные своего счета. Если коротко, у нас в проекте Go на бэке, а для общения с приложением GraphQL — выбор продиктован платформой, и мы фактически предоставляем сабграф, к которому и обращается наша часть приложения.
https://habr.com/ru/companies/ru_mts/articles/994594/
#go #gqlgen #реальный_опыт #GraphQL #gqlgen_в_проекте #работа_с_GraphQL
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I'm certain now. Writing #GraphQL server with #GoLang #gqlgen is considerably better than other libs in languages I tried. That includes #elixir, #Python, and even #typescript. 🫠
The library focuses so much on #schema first, you can off load the boilerplate to the generated code. 😎 Focus on the business logic of your api, not instrumenting. 😅
Funny enough, if I was going with #REST, I would say #fastapi in python is the equivalent in productivity. 😉
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I'm certain now. Writing #GraphQL server with #GoLang #gqlgen is considerably better than other libs in languages I tried. That includes #elixir, #Python, and even #typescript. 🫠
The library focuses so much on #schema first, you can off load the boilerplate to the generated code. 😎 Focus on the business logic of your api, not instrumenting. 😅
Funny enough, if I was going with #REST, I would say #fastapi in python is the equivalent in productivity. 😉
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Got all the data graphed up and queryable via GraphQL in my project, thanks to #ent and #gqlgen. You know it's going to be good when simply playing with the data via the GraphiQL playground is already enough for it to be dangerous. 😈
Man, I love coding. The dopamine rush you get when something begins to become useful outweighs all the cortisol-inducing debugging.
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Got all the data graphed up and queryable via GraphQL in my project, thanks to #ent and #gqlgen. You know it's going to be good when simply playing with the data via the GraphiQL playground is already enough for it to be dangerous. 😈
Man, I love coding. The dopamine rush you get when something begins to become useful outweighs all the cortisol-inducing debugging.