I've mentioned my (negative) experience elsewhere in this thread. It wasn't actually me doing the implementation, but the result was a horrendous, unmaintainabl

I've mentioned my (negative) experience elsewhere in this thread. It wasn't actually me doing the implementation, but the result was a horrendous, unmaintainable and slow code base. Ultimately, no part of the team benefited from the use of GraphQL instead of REST. To be fair, the same devs that built it using GraphQL would likely have made many of the same mistakes with a REST API, but I do feel it would at least have been easier to reason about the code.