After using both in real projects, I've learned that the choice isn't about which is 'better' but about what fits your use case. Simple to implement and consume Built-in caching with HTTP Great for public APIs where you control the response shape Easy to version (/v1/user...
After using both in real projects, I've learned that the choice isn't about which is 'better' but about what fits your use case.
Simple to implement and consume Built-in caching with HTTP Great for public APIs where you control the response shape Easy to version (/v1/user...
Then GraphQL came along and promised to fix everything.
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After using both in real projects, I've learned that the choice isn't about which is 'better' but about what fits your use case. Simple to implement and consume Built-in caching with HTTP Great for public APIs where you control the response shape Easy to version (/v1/user... When I started building APIs, REST was the default.
Then GraphQL came along and promised to fix everything.
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