interesting, I didn't know using graphQL could help remove so many design debates (compared to rest). But yeah it makes sense since with rest you have to keep t

interesting, I didn't know using graphQL could help remove so many design debates (compared to rest). But yeah it makes sense since with rest you have to keep thinking about whether or not you'll extend the /foos/{foo_id}/bars/{bar_id}/baz or say put it on its own resource /baz/{baz_id} etc... maybe I'll investigate graphql a bit more, I've just heard it was really complicated to implement the resolvers for the queries so people weren't using them yet.