Mark Johnson
1 min readApr 4, 2018

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Hi J, it’s not too difficult if you’re using a good library (we’re using join-monster). You’d have a lot of the same issues with a REST API.

One of the cool things about GraphQL is that it doesn’t really care about where your data is stored. You can use a SQL database or a JSON file, a REST endpoint or all three together and you get a uniform way to query that data however your UI needs it.

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Mark Johnson
Mark Johnson

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