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Point 1 wasn't a problem for adopting GraphQL for us because our end-points are very dynamic so we set no-cache headers on everything anyway. That said, client
by xiaomai 8y ago
Point 1 wasn't a problem for adopting GraphQL for us because our end-points are very dynamic so we set no-cache headers on everything anyway. That said, clients like Apollo will let you issue GET requests instead of POSTs for queries if you prefer.
In regards to point 2: GraphQL definitely doesn't make it harder to implement front-end logic. I'm not sure how to back up this claim because it's not apparent to me why one would think that GraphQL complicates this.