Interview
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Intuit describes being an early GraphQL adopter since 2015 and building concrete developer tooling: SDKs and code-generation, developer infrastructure and Java libraries that let GraphQL act as a front-end protocol over decomposed services. The platform implements request orchestration to stitch microservices, plus runtime plumbing and developer ergonomics, and reports fewer integration handoffs and clearer service boundaries. Demos show completed toolchains that generate APIs, run against live microservices and simplify code organization in production.
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