A lot of the sentiment coming from non-gql people in this thread start with: "gql is impossible to X, Y, Z" which is immediately untrue by inference if you base it from how well existing companies in the wild have adapted to it, and provable on your own if you just went out and tried it yourself.
"from what I can see in the landing page, REST can do everything it does anyway" is partially true, but is not useful, because how else would have gql picked up adoption if it can't provide similar benefits as REST? I'm smelling a lot of cope from people who have buried their heads so deep in the sand that they cannot fathom a world that doesn't prefer REST anymore. At least try the tech for your own and make informed opinions.
"from what I can see in the landing page, REST can do everything it does anyway" is partially true, but is not useful, because how else would have gql picked up adoption if it can't provide similar benefits as REST? I'm smelling a lot of cope from people who have buried their heads so deep in the sand that they cannot fathom a world that doesn't prefer REST anymore. At least try the tech for your own and make informed opinions.