location in the example is a relationship with it's own fields though. We may want to get the top 5 items related to the locations we are fetching for example.
But I think the bigger difference is that we typically expect JSON:API urls to be generated while graphQL queries are more directly edited by the developer. I think that yields an experience that feels more direct.
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location in the example is a relationship with it's own fields though. We may want to get the top 5 items related to the locations we are fetching for example.
But I think the bigger difference is that we typically expect JSON:API urls to be generated while graphQL queries are more directly edited by the developer. I think that yields an experience that feels more direct.