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I think you are confused about what the parent comment said. The point is that the n+1 problem is usually solved on the database level in case of REST and the e
by fogetti 6y ago
I think you are confused about what the parent comment said. The point is that the n+1 problem is usually solved on the database level in case of REST and the endpoint is also changing in tandem to reflect the DB changes. There is no client and server fan-out as you describe.
And the second thing is that solving something by slapping an unknown library into the stack instead of using the DB tools which are readily available out of the box doesn't make much sense IMO.