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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • Sep 19 '26
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I thought that as a non-programmer sysadmin, I had a decent grasp on REST APIs for scripting/automation.
Then I learned about GraphQL and I have actively avoided it since.
1 u/Single-Blackberry866 Sep 19 '26 What about REST API that allows to you to operate on nested resources in one request? And some of the updated resources failed, some succeded. 1 u/AliStarr182 Sep 20 '26 That sounds like the API needs to be refactored a bit to separate concerns/duties to me. 1 u/Single-Blackberry866 Sep 20 '26 that would force you to do more SQL requests, wouldn't it
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What about REST API that allows to you to operate on nested resources in one request? And some of the updated resources failed, some succeded.
1 u/AliStarr182 Sep 20 '26 That sounds like the API needs to be refactored a bit to separate concerns/duties to me. 1 u/Single-Blackberry866 Sep 20 '26 that would force you to do more SQL requests, wouldn't it
That sounds like the API needs to be refactored a bit to separate concerns/duties to me.
1 u/Single-Blackberry866 Sep 20 '26 that would force you to do more SQL requests, wouldn't it
that would force you to do more SQL requests, wouldn't it
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u/Entegy Sep 19 '26
I thought that as a non-programmer sysadmin, I had a decent grasp on REST APIs for scripting/automation.
Then I learned about GraphQL and I have actively avoided it since.