GraphQL in Go looks simple at first: write a schema, run gqlgen, fill in the resolvers. But the real story starts later.

Once the project grows, schema design, resolver boundaries, custom scalars, and generated code layout start shaping the whole architecture. gqlgen is not just a code generator — it quickly becomes part of how your API lives and evolves.

In this post, I break down what actually matters when using gqlgen in real Go projects: structure, thin resolvers, cleaner schemas, field-level control, and maintainability over time.

https://medium.com/code-your-own-path/go-and-graphql-a-practical-look-at-gqlgen-e7dbcf757b06