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Seems like you’d get a lot of the same benefits with GraphQL on a scalable backend like AWS Lambda. Every page can use a (named) query for just the objects nee
by jelder 3y ago
Seems like you’d get a lot of the same benefits with GraphQL on a scalable backend like AWS Lambda.
Every page can use a (named) query for just the objects needed, and just the fields of those objects.
- hervem 3y agoGraphQL got out just some years after BFF introduction, but even today BFF works nice while having a monolithic after that it brings a lot of hell / problems.. In distributed cases, BFF makes it a lot harder: aggregation or federation of API which are far way more complex subjects. (how to works with teams, who define data constrains, how to ensure data constrains are followed, etc.)
- boxed 3y ago> In distributed cases, BFF makes it a lot harder As in "microservices"? Well.. I think we all know having microservices makes everything harder and almost everything worse :P