You're right, but I proposed that to get an idea on how big is GraphQL compared to other things present in the same space. GraphQL doesn't replace REST and they

You're right, but I proposed that to get an idea on how big is GraphQL compared to other things present in the same space. GraphQL doesn't replace REST and they can leave together, but still, if there are as many searches/results for GraphQL than for REST, or 10 times more, or 10 times less, it would say a bit more about its position. Edit: someone posted a comparative google trend in the thread: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=REST,GraphQL,RPC https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=all&q=REST,Gra.... That's the type of info I expected.