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by joestrouth1
2229 days ago
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GraphQL is not a database technology. It's a Query Language that can sit in front of REST APIs, databases of all kinds, or in-memory data. As such it typically has no impact on your database schema or any difficulties associated with it. It can be true that changing a relational db schema is a big effort and it can be true that graph (not GraphQL) dbs are more flexible. Even for neo4j and JanusGraph, which don't offer GraphQL by default. They're NoSQL databases that store graphs instead of documents or k/v pairs. It just happens that Dgraph decided to integrate it |
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