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stacks. This significantly benefits developers by reducing the amount of
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boilerplate code they need to write. The ability to generate code from "front to
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back" is a game-changer for rapid development. While the REST ecosystem is
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progressing, it took a back seat for many years until [OpenAPI](/blog/openapi)
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progressing, it took a back seat for many years until OpenAPI
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Whether in small or large-scale software systems, GraphQL addresses a crucial
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am convinced that you should start with REST to avoid the complications of
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GraphQL. If you are lucky enough to be making technical decisions at "unicorn
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scale", I would consider looking at GraphQL to optimize the query interface.
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Meanwhile, take advantage of the [growing OpenAPI
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ecosystem](/blog/openapi#openapi-tools-and-ecosystem).
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Meanwhile, take advantage of the growing OpenAPI
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ecosystem.
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In most cases, for GraphQL to effectively address the problems it was originally
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designed to solve, a team should ideally possess a considerable number of

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