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Great post. Nothing flashy, walks through basics and principles. I do love the simplicity of REST and unless you need some graph would recommend folks stick wit
by babyyoda 6y ago
Great post. Nothing flashy, walks through basics and principles. I do love the simplicity of REST and unless you need some graph would recommend folks stick with it over GraphQL
- pfarrell 6y agoWhen I looked into implementing GraphQL, it didn’t seem to require the data I was serving be a graph. I found the big difference with REST was that GQL allows the consumer to define the properties returned rather than having backend engineers have to think through every use case. It wasn’t enough of a killer feature to risk the timeline on that project, so my experience is limited.
- yxhuvud 6y agoBackend engineers still need to think through every use case to decide what fields to expose.