If you're developing an API today for consumption by third-parties, you'd be more than forgiven for choosing the REST interface to develop the API, as it is a tried and tested standard for delivering data to consumers, as well as accepting changes to the data in a structured way. In more recent times, GraphQL has become an attractive alternative for developing APIs thanks to its flexible, semantic, and performant nature.
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