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Article could be improved by mentioning that the smaller rest requests will have a much higher cache hit ratio when used with HTTP/2.
by ElijahLynn 4y ago
Article could be improved by mentioning that the smaller rest requests will have a much higher cache hit ratio when used with HTTP/2.
- brasic 4y agoEverything is higher than zero. GraphQL is inherently not meant to be cached at the transport layer which is why it’s often exposed behind HTTP POST. If caching GraphQL makes sense for your application you probably didn’t need GraphQL in the first place.