Doesn't that make for exponentially more requests to get the same data, or possibly more data than you really need (bloated responses)?
Some people really overdo HTTP verbs /GET, /POST, /PUT, /DELETE and leave much work to frontend. Irks me a lot.
But then again, there's GraphQL because frontend developers thought backend developers are anti social.
Some people really overdo HTTP verbs /GET, /POST, /PUT, /DELETE and leave much work to frontend. Irks me a lot.
But then again, there's GraphQL because frontend developers thought backend developers are anti social.