Well I think you need to explore GraphQL a little bit deeper. In my opinion it has many advantages over REST endpoints.
One of them is how easy is for frontend and backend devs to have a better communication over their endpoints, the GraphQL playground is super helpful, even more than tools like swagger.
I have worked with a few big companies that use GraphQL at a large and very secure scale. Apollo is also super helpful when connecting apps to GraphQL.
I mean Facebook created it and still uses it, and they are doing great.
I mean Facebook created it and still uses it, and they are doing great
Facebook stored their users' passwords in cleartext the first 15 years they operated, and they are responsible for the largest data breach through human history. I've got tons of friends who have had their Facebook accounts hacked, multiple times (non-IT savvy people, but still). I don't think you should take security advice from Facebook ... ;)
GraphQL is the wrong solution to the wrong problem - Kind of like CORS ...
I forgot to mention that GraphQL is just the face of the backend, all the security and logic lives there and GraphQL just connects you with those controllers.
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Well I think you need to explore GraphQL a little bit deeper. In my opinion it has many advantages over REST endpoints.
One of them is how easy is for frontend and backend devs to have a better communication over their endpoints, the GraphQL playground is super helpful, even more than tools like swagger.
I have worked with a few big companies that use GraphQL at a large and very secure scale. Apollo is also super helpful when connecting apps to GraphQL.
I mean Facebook created it and still uses it, and they are doing great.
Facebook stored their users' passwords in cleartext the first 15 years they operated, and they are responsible for the largest data breach through human history. I've got tons of friends who have had their Facebook accounts hacked, multiple times (non-IT savvy people, but still). I don't think you should take security advice from Facebook ... ;)
GraphQL is the wrong solution to the wrong problem - Kind of like CORS ...
My mistake, I was talking about Meta as a company (WhatsApp, instagram, Facebook)
I forgot to mention that GraphQL is just the face of the backend, all the security and logic lives there and GraphQL just connects you with those controllers.