Yeah. The advantage of GraphQL is that you can bring the exact data you need with a single API call instead of querying against multiple endpoints to assemble w

Yeah. The advantage of GraphQL is that you can bring the exact data you need with a single API call instead of querying against multiple endpoints to assemble whatever data you need. That's completely independent of the protocol that you're using. I understand that there's a performance consideration when you have to make fewer calls and how HTTP2 basically can help with that. But I honestly have never thought about GraphQL as something that would improve performance. For me, the advantage of GraphQL is not that it reduces network roundtrips but the fact that you can get the data you need in the exact structure you need it.