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I think the philosophy behind this is that you're supposed to end up doing extensive presentation work in the DB itself through generated columns, views, access control, functions, etc.

It requires you to learn more arcane technologies (postgres functions are a bit less beginner-friendly than, say, ruby on rails) but these are also great technologies to know.

My guess is that a production hasura/graphile/prisma app would end up having a large number of custom resolvers by the time it's seen a few years of heavy production development as well, and that the built-in gql queries would serve more as scaffolding for prototypes, but I've never made it that far myself.