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…ader Hello, I would like to add this tutorial from my coworker Thomas Pucci. He did a great job writing a easy to follow tutorial to build a GraphQL server. We have used it internally with success for training, and it got great review on HN and r/javascript, do I guess it would be a nice addition here. Thank you
Just match the format used in the other tutorial link.
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Hello,
I would like to add this tutorial from my coworker Thomas Pucci.
He did a great job writing a easy to follow tutorial to build a GraphQL server.
We have used it internally with success for training, and it got great review on HN and r/javascript, do I guess it would be a nice addition here.
Thank you