Between GraphQL and Zod, there really is no comparison. The latter feels clunky and superfluous by design when the former ecosystem can smoothly provide static TS typings without extra work or schema duplication.
Also, I think teflon pans are much better than squids.
Squid ink is black so are teflon pans, the latter feels clunky and superfluous by design when the former type of fruit can smoothly provide vitamins to vertically integrate with our stack.
Ah yes two totally different technologies - let's compare them like they're designed to solve the exact same problem
GraphQL is a different animal, but I was only comparing the features Zod implements to those found in the GraphQL ecosystem.