Alex DeBrie • 4/12/2022

GraphQL, DynamoDB, and Single-table Design

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This article explores the nuanced relationship between using GraphQL APIs and DynamoDB's single-table design. The author discusses the potential benefits of GraphQL, such as API type safety, and debates whether single-table design is the best choice when working with GraphQL, referencing real-world examples and the AWS Amplify team's decision to use a table-per-model default.

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