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REST (or REpresentational State Transfer) is a well known approach for building web services that tries to utilize the most out of the HTTP protocol of the web.
GraphQL is a specification developed by Facebook which describes the new API syntax for accessing backend data. It enables clients to define the exact data they need, oftentimes allowing for a more efficient communication.
GraphQL’s flexible query language allows to define the exact data that the client needs. This can often prevent both under- and over-fetching.
Microservices allow each service to be independently scaled to meet the demand for the application feature it supports. Accurately measure the cost of a feature, and maintain availability if a service experiences a shift in demand.
Because REST embraces full HTTP protocol possibilities, it allows for multiple different data formats, and even embedded well constrained DSLs (for example Elasticsearch API)
GraphQL’s flexible query language allows to define the exact data that the client needs. This can often prevent both under- and over-fetching.
Microservices allow each service to be independently scaled to meet the demand for the application feature it supports. Accurately measure the cost of a feature, and maintain availability if a service experiences a shift in demand.
GraphQL schema language allows for detailed service definitions out-of-the box. This enables the frontend and backend teams to work independently and confidently in a contract-first approach
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