I wish I could use those, but the backend I'm working with is DynamoDB, with a relatively normalized data model. As in, we're using a non-relational database in

I wish I could use those, but the backend I'm working with is DynamoDB, with a relatively normalized data model. As in, we're using a non-relational database in a relational way, which means we're doing joins in javascript. GraphQL for us is a way to at least keep from doing that and abstract our client/server interactions so we can eventually transition to a more sane SQL environment.