Prismo △@wraptile @bhaugen i think all the graphql apis i've been working with so far were totally friendly (say, github). Also, in terms of developer-consumer friendliness, IMO even the worst graphql implementation is nicer to work with than the Best rest api (given they both share exact the same amount of data). Especially that graphql auto-suggests fields and self-documents itself. But, if the implementation is bad, its not really graphqls fault
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