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Last quarter, our team discovered that our RESTful API was struggling to keep up with the increasing demands of our mobile app. We were dealing with a plethora of endpoints, each handling a specific request, and it was becoming a maintenance nightmare. That's when we decided to explore GraphQL as a potential solution.
I was skeptical at first, but after diving into the world of GraphQL, I realized that it was exactly what we needed. The ability to define types, resolvers, and queries in a single schema was a game-changer for our development workflow.
Setting Up Laravel and GraphQL
To get started with GraphQL in Laravel, you'll need to install the rebing/graphql-laravel package.
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