It's interesting to hear the complaints about SQL in this thread and consider how they apply to GraphQL. Yeah, there _are_ huge security and DOS threats when y

It's interesting to hear the complaints about SQL in this thread and consider how they apply to GraphQL. Yeah, there _are_ huge security and DOS threats when you allow the front end to send arbitrary queries in a rich query language. The work of mitigating those threats that will be tedious, meticulous, and vulnerable to error. I personally know how to mitigate the risks better in a middle-tier GraphQL server than in a database, but I'm open to the idea that database security controls might be up to the job, too, if not now, then maybe in the future. I think there's a lot of naiveté in this post, but I appreciate where the naiveté is taking us.