Post Views: 17 1. A GraphQL API, which takes up to 7 seconds. as shown in Figure 1 2. The time to query this request in Laravel Telescope, 1345 ms. as shown in Figure 2 3. Instead of requesting the GraphQL API on the page, it takes 1.87 seconds to request a separate request using the Altair GraphQL Client. Approximately…
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