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      <title>Guide: Set up async python app with strawberry-graphql</title>
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      <description>Do you code in Python and always wanted to jump on the GraphQL hype train? Could not choose between Graphene and Ariadne? We suggest trying Strawberry.
Strawberry is a code-first library with batteries included. 2.6k stars on GitHub. You can use dataclasses and pydantic-models for your types. Strawberry supports both sync and async by design.
We&amp;rsquo;ll create an app for creating and retrieving users and their books in this guide.</description>
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