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Pros of Graphene
Pros of GraphQL
Pros of GraphQL Ruby
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    Will replace RESTful interfaces
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    The future of API's
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    Schemas defined by the requests made by the user
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    Will replace RESTful interfaces
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    The future of API's
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    The future of databases
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    Get many resources in a single request
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    Self-documenting
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    Ask for what you need, get exactly that
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    Query Language
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    Fetch different resources in one request
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    Type system
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    Evolve your API without versions
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    Ease of client creation
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    GraphiQL
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    Easy setup
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    "Open" document
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    Fast prototyping
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    Supports subscription
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    Standard
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    Good for apps that query at build time. (SSR/Gatsby)
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    1. Describe your data
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    Better versioning
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    Backed by Facebook
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    Easy to learn
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    Cons of Graphene
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        Hard to migrate from GraphQL to another technology
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        More code to type.
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        Takes longer to build compared to schemaless.
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        No support for caching
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        All the pros sound like NFT pitches
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        No support for streaming
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        Works just like any other API at runtime
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        N+1 fetch problem
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        No built in security
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        What is Graphene?

        Graphene is a Python library for building GraphQL schemas/types fast and easily.

        What is GraphQL?

        GraphQL is a data query language and runtime designed and used at Facebook to request and deliver data to mobile and web apps since 2012.

        What is GraphQL Ruby?

        Get going fast with the graphql gem, battle-tested and trusted by GitHub and Shopify.

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