@thiyaga, Thank you for the quick zoom call to debug the issue of pagination for subsequent edge traversals.
I like having this “Data Studio” to be able to see and visualize the data with a UI underneath the API (GraphQL) layer. This gives me the feel of being able to work with the data at the data level like I had with PHPMyAdmin for MySQL. Looking forward to having more sorting, filtering, and the rest of the CRUD operations at this level.
This GUI is easier to generate a quick DQL query (and soon mutation) than trying to remember exact DQL syntax when I am generally in the GraphQL syntax in the front-end.
I really think this will go a long ways to help early adopters (especially those who only know GraphQL) to get started easily. Again—reminding me of when I was new to MySQL and utilized the PHPMyAdmin interface to do most everything because I could click and point to what I wanted and the SQL was generated for me that I could then copy and use in my application.