Is GraphQL a Good Metaphor?

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The law of GraphQL projects is you have to orchestrate quite a lot of calls. And basically GraphQL just abstracts all of that and gives you one response. At the moment, our team just builds our own Graph. We can work with back end teams and if they want to build their own Graph and we can federate to them. But going forward, we're going to be like a gateway, even if they federate, we're still going to be the one that our front ends will call.

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