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You probably don't need GraphQL
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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2024
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The argument in the blog post sounds like one of those technologies that says "it works great once you have a billion users! Just wait and see."
Tried it once. It was a testing nightmare, trying to catch all the varying edge cases. Gave up and never looked back.
Bold of you assume that any workplace where technologies are dictated by management has any kind of testing that matters.
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