I’m glad, actually! I had some more direct feedback that I didn’t submit. It wasn’t clear at first, for example, if it uses GraphQL or offers an alternative t

I’m glad, actually! I had some more direct feedback that I didn’t submit. It wasn’t clear at first, for example, if it uses GraphQL or offers an alternative that is as powerful (the answer seems to be “GraphQL or TypeScript,” whatever that means). It says it’s a framework for any backend, but then the diagram has a special WunderGraph server in the middle of it. Most people haven’t thought about different ways to structure a backend, and even I (as someone who worked for Apollo, though right before it became Apollo) am not totally sure what it means to compose APIs using a graph. Or “transform a database into a toolkit.” A lot of full-stack developers still have only a vague notion of what Apollo does, I think. Also, does this new thing enable best practices and make them easier? Or is it trying to supersede best practices with new practices? I think a lot of education is in order.