Yup! It plays quite nicely with graphql, where you are "resolving" rather than "rendering". It's also a nice place to add any caching logic, because a data load

Yup! It plays quite nicely with graphql, where you are "resolving" rather than "rendering". It's also a nice place to add any caching logic, because a data loader is essentially saying "give me IDs for as many objects of type X, and I will batch load them for you".