GraphQL is limiting as well, just in a different way. GraphQL uses POST by default, which means you don't get browser caching. It's a tradeoff that makes sense

GraphQL is limiting as well, just in a different way. GraphQL uses POST by default, which means you don't get browser caching. It's a tradeoff that makes sense for Facebook. It allows them to make changes to their API without needing to version it. And they can take the hit of more requests hitting their server. For most apps though, I think the tradeoff is probably not a great one to choose.