Built a graphql backend for our Ruby on Rails application and our front-end developers love it. It works shockingly well when using it with ActiveRecord and yo

Built a graphql backend for our Ruby on Rails application and our front-end developers love it. It works shockingly well when using it with ActiveRecord and your data model matches up easily with want the front-end wants. Added in the goldiloader gem which handles 90% of our N+1 problems and it's been pretty peachy. We're in the process of introducing mutations into our app and that has been pretty smooth experience as well. It has some warts, but I'll toke those over the absolute monstrosities that the REST-based APIs are.