In my experience it's a lot easier to write performant, scaleable, and secure GraphQL API's than REST API's. Rest is a constant struggle between complexity, fu

In my experience it's a lot easier to write performant, scaleable, and secure GraphQL API's than REST API's. Rest is a constant struggle between complexity, functionality and authorisation. The more flexible a REST API becomes, the more it becomes like GraphQL minus the standardisation. I wrote a blog [1] on writing GraphQL API's in TypeScript. It focuses particularly on authorisation and relations. [1] https://dev.to/nickkelly314/writing-a-graphql-typescript-server-in-nodejs-1n7e https://dev.to/nickkelly314/writing-a-graphql-typescript-ser...