I think the title is wrong, it should be more like "difference b/w graphql and rest". You can't just say to stop using one over the other. Both have their own benefits.
Also, the content of this post is more like telling the difference.
you can save a note on your laptop for that. Here many junior developers come to look for resources, and in this case they can be fooled and confused and reach to GQL even to ping a server just because "stop using REST for APIs"
Seeking a position as a junior-level software developer. I'm most interested in working on reliable, high-performance software that uses "secure-by-design" principles.
I think the title is wrong, it should be more like "difference b/w graphql and rest". You can't just say to stop using one over the other. Both have their own benefits.
Also, the content of this post is more like telling the difference.
on point! ty
His article, his rules. He wants the title to be like that, let him name the article like that.
and keep on feeding the click-bait culture? Siddhant just made a senseful suggestion
While I'm not in the position to say this, but he might be writing for his future self.
you can save a note on your laptop for that. Here many junior developers come to look for resources, and in this case they can be fooled and confused and reach to GQL even to ping a server just because "stop using REST for APIs"
Just let it be, man.
I get you point, but in my conclusion I said that you must do a research before starting your project. GraphQL is not always the best solution.
+1
My point here was to show how Graphql can make your work more easier. I also said that Graphql is not always the best solution.
The title of your article is literally, "4 reasons why you should use GraphQL over REST APIs" and your slug is, "stop-using-rest-for-apis-53n".
Also, GraphQL has many drawbacks, none of which you really mentioned. What about the N + 1 problem? Or having to use and/or implement DataLoader?
In the middle of the post I said that it is difficult to implement caching and that it's not always the best solution.
he changed it now :).