I always think about GraphQL as pushing versioning into the future when it's either: 1) the product is dead 2) original folks moved on 3) "it's no longer my

I always think about GraphQL as pushing versioning into the future when it's either: 1) the product is dead 2) original folks moved on 3) "it's no longer my problem" The if-then-else spaghetti code it creates on the back-end whenever an API breaking change is needed is always cute.