> You can execute GraphQL queries via GET and set a cache up for it like REST.
Does it, though? It seems it really doesn't, nor was GraphQL designed with HTTP caching in mind.
The only references to caching in GraphQL are vague hand-waiving arguments about how theoretically GraphQL implementations might be implemented with some sort of support for caching primary keys.
But any type of HTTP caching is automatically excluded from GrahQL.
To put it differently, is there any third-party caching solution for GraphQL? As far as I could gather, the answer is no.
Does it, though? It seems it really doesn't, nor was GraphQL designed with HTTP caching in mind.
The only references to caching in GraphQL are vague hand-waiving arguments about how theoretically GraphQL implementations might be implemented with some sort of support for caching primary keys.
But any type of HTTP caching is automatically excluded from GrahQL.
To put it differently, is there any third-party caching solution for GraphQL? As far as I could gather, the answer is no.