When I started learning GraphQL, I used to put all my resolvers into one file<p>Part 2 of my @GraphQL series shows you how to properly implement queries on your server.<p>If you missed part 1 (GraphQL basics), here it is: <a href="https://medium.com/naresh-bhatia/graphql-concepts-i-wish-someone-explained-to-me-a-year-ago-514d5b3c0eab" rel="nofollow">https://medium.com/naresh-bhatia/graphql-concepts-i-wish-som...</a><p>I'll be releasing one part a day for the next week (in case you'd like some holiday travel reading). Here's what you can look forward to.<p>Part 3: Queries (client implementation)<p>Part 4: Mutations (server implementation)<p>Part 5: Mutations (client implementation)<p>Part 6: Subscriptions (server implementation)<p>Part 7: Subscriptions (client implementation)<p>What have you struggled with in GraphQL? I'd love to hear your stories and make it easier to get started.