I suppose so. As someone who hasn't used GraphQL, isn't most of the appeal in GraphQL attributable to the fact that you don't have to manually write all these r

I suppose so. As someone who hasn't used GraphQL, isn't most of the appeal in GraphQL attributable to the fact that you don't have to manually write all these rest endpoints? In that way, I don't see GraphQL as irrelevant in light of HTTP2; the goal of the former being to take the overhead of writing endpoints off the backend team.