Is GraphQL the Worst Idea?

Don't trust user input, that's also a big thing and not to look so specific, but assume that users are going to send you garbage. And then again, that is where GraphQL is quite nice because you can at least impose some structures. We have like a form pattern, all the forms in the front end,. the Phoenix front end that are submitted have their own ecto schemas that don't have table. You know, just using it as a validation source of our validation library. That's a great bit of deal with like user inputs and stuff - keeping your front end really separate from the back. Like to me, it's just weird that your pattern is that you