> Why startups are adopting this without that sort of problem, I have no idea. Because the query syntax is pretty? IMO, we're seeing a trend where the server

> Why startups are adopting this without that sort of problem, I have no idea. Because the query syntax is pretty? IMO, we're seeing a trend where the server doesn't necessarily strongly control what's sent to the client. You can build and deploy a simple server then move most complex logic to the client. It seems to make the development process a lot easier since you really only need to write client side data. That being said, I don't intend to use GraphQL anytime soon. It seems to be a bit of a loose cannon.