> It was obvious to me from the beginning that GraphQL would add overhead and complexity on the backend; Did you read the article? Most of the issues weren't r

> It was obvious to me from the beginning that GraphQL would add overhead and complexity on the backend; Did you read the article? Most of the issues weren't related to GraphQL, they were just Node issues/optimizations. > I think it's regrettable that all the big money got behind GraphQL instead of aiming for solutions which provide resource granularity and shift decision-making to the client side. This is the stated intent of GraphQL. Literally the reason it exists.