I'm impressed by the numbers, but I'm having some doubts about the general idea of exposing your database via GraphQL.
It seems to expose your internal data structures, and any change to those will immediatly impact that public GraphQL API. Also it seems that this approach would only work well for applications without any business logic, or with business logic solely implemented in the database. At least the applications I've been working on wouldn't fall into this category.
It seems to expose your internal data structures, and any change to those will immediatly impact that public GraphQL API. Also it seems that this approach would only work well for applications without any business logic, or with business logic solely implemented in the database. At least the applications I've been working on wouldn't fall into this category.
But in any case, impressive work and demos!