Yeah but they just seem way more complex with GraphQL. I would prefer doing "mutations" the RESTful way if I don't need that feature of only returning part of the response. But still keep GraphQL for the GET endpoint.
I think it does mean that the contracts are no so strict and have a dynamic part. Is it?
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Yeah but they just seem way more complex with GraphQL. I would prefer doing "mutations" the RESTful way if I don't need that feature of only returning part of the response. But still keep GraphQL for the GET endpoint.
I think it does mean that the contracts are no so strict and have a dynamic part. Is it?