Sounds like a bunch of people here don’t understand the graphql use case or implementation. I’ve used it projects and works no worse than other solutions, and met the requirement of not having to update tons of code when queries are refactored. It’s not right for everything, but the same is true for anything.
Sounds like a bunch of people here don’t understand the graphql use case or implementation. I’ve used it projects and works no worse than other solutions, and met the requirement of not having to update tons of code when queries are refactored. It’s not right for everything, but the same is true for anything.
I mean… Sure. I don’t understand it. As long as I don’t have to use it, we can leave it at that.