Offline A Design Guide for Building Offline First Apps Building Offline first apps is hard! We discuss 4 approaches that will help you build robust offline first apps with a fantastic user experience.
Announcements Introducing Hasura Pro Hasura Pro is an enterprise ready version of the Hasura GraphQL Engine that offers improved reliability and security controls.
Actions Introducing Actions: Custom GraphQL mutations driven by eventing Hasura makes it easy to integrate business logic into your GraphQL API with an eventing system called Actions.
JWT The Ultimate Guide to handling JWTs on frontend clients (GraphQL) JWTs are becoming a popular way of handling auth. This post aims to demystify what a JWT is, discuss its pros/cons and cover best practices in implementing JWT on the client-side, keeping security in mind.
JAMStack Approaches to add dynamic content to statically generated sites (JAMStack) The different approaches to add dynamic content to statically generated sites with JAMStack.
Remote Joins: A GraphQL API to join across your database and other data-sources We've been working hard on a core Hasura feature that will allow you to fetch related data that is in your database and in remote data sources with GraphQL. (Currently in preview, if you'd like to get notified when this is released, do sign up here!)
GraphQL Joining Postgres Data with FaunaDB Serverless using Hasura Remote Joins Use Hasura Remote Joins to join data from your Postgres database with serverless data in FaunaDB.
Serverless Building Stateful Apps with Serverless Functions and Postgres This post explores the different ways to deal with application state when writing business logic in serverless functions.
GraphQL How To Build A Real-Time App With GraphQL Subscriptions On Postgres Building real-time apps is a hard engineering problem to solve, especially as a frontend developer or someone who has recently made a…
GraphQL Level up your serverless game with a GraphQL data-as-a-service layer In this post, we talk about data access challenges with serverless, a shift in our thinking that provides an awesome solution to these challenges, and how Hasura fits into all of this awesomeness.
Offline A Design Guide for Building Offline First Apps Building Offline first apps is hard! We discuss 4 approaches that will help you build robust offline first apps with a fantastic user experience.
GraphQL Fluent GraphQL clients: how to write queries like a boss Wouldn’t it be nice if we could write GraphQL queries as objects instead of strings? It turns out we can, thanks to fluent GraphQL clients, with strong typing and autocompletion to boot!
Community Speak at a conference or meetup about Hasura. We’ll help! If you’re speaking at a conference or a meetup about Hasura, we can help you prep, send you swag to give away, and also help with the logistics Reach out to us.
Postgres Building a UI for PostgreSQL Database Migrations In this post we look back at the journey of building a UI for generating database migrations with a focus on ease of use, developer experience, productivity and the design choices we made to build this system.
Announcements Introducing Hasura Pro Hasura Pro is an enterprise ready version of the Hasura GraphQL Engine that offers improved reliability and security controls.
Postgresql The pros and cons of updatable views in PostgreSQL In this post, I will cover the following: What are updatable views, How Hasura used updatable views, Key problems with updatable views (from a Hasura point of view) and Moving away from updatable views
GraphQL Blazing Fast GraphQL Execution with Query Caching & Postgres Prepared Statements In this post, we will look at important performance considerations for building apps at scale and how we leveraged PostgreSQL query caching and prepared statements to improve performance.
Postgres What is Hasura? The Hasura GraphQL Engine is a blazing-fast GraphQL server that gives you instant, realtime GraphQL APIs over Postgres, with webhook…
GraphQL What to expect from GraphQL Asia 2020 ?? A 2 day conference featuring in-depth talks about GraphQL by engineers from across the globe.
GraphQL Building an offline first web app with RxDB & Hasura In this post we will look at how to make a web app offline first using Hasura GraphQL, RxDB and Postgres.
GraphQL Handling GraphQL Errors with Hasura & React A quick guide to common errors that occur while working with GraphQL API & Hasura and how to handle them while building APIs with Hasura.
Postgres Full Text Search with Hasura GraphQL API and Postgres In this post, you will look at how to implement full text search with Hasura GraphQL API, leveraging some of the Postgres features and it's support for search.
Hasura Cursor and Offset Pagination Techniques with Hasura GraphQL Learn about different pagination techniques and types of pagination components that are typically used in an app and how you can use Hasura GraphQL queries effectively for each use case.
GraphQL Why Saigar chose GraphQL & Hasura to build a crowdsourced intelligence platform Why Saigar chose GraphQL & Hasura to build a crowdsourced intelligence platform
GraphQL Customising and Aliasing GraphQL Fields with Hasura Learn how to customise the names of root fields and the column fields in Hasura's GraphQL schema and how it differs from GraphQL Aliases on the client side.
"Planet scale" workloads ? with Hasura Hasura fits well with Postgres, Postgres vendors and the larger Postgres open-source ecosystem. In this post, we list some specific Hasura + Postgres combinations meant designed to scale out your worklaods: Planet-scale, geo-replicated Postgres:
Adding custom business logic with Hasura Hasura provides instant realtime GraphQL on Postgres along with an authorization engine. This makes it easy to setup a blazing-fast GraphQL API that is secure & scalable, including GraphQL subscriptions that work and
Actions Introducing Actions: Custom GraphQL mutations driven by eventing Hasura makes it easy to integrate business logic into your GraphQL API with an eventing system called Actions.
GraphQL & Microservices with Hasura Hasura provides a simple way to bring the power of GraphQL to your microservices architecture. Hasura can connect to databases, upstream “mid-tier” microservices, external SaaS APIs and event-driven business logic to expose a
Notes on Hasura with Postgres Hasura is an open-source service that can auto-generate a realtime GraphQL API on your Postgres database. Hasura works by taking a metadata configuration that specifies data-model to GraphQL schema mapping rules and authorisation
Hasura Exploring Hasura as a Headless CMS Hasura is a headless GraphQL API platform which can be used by writers and developers with the right tooling to build content heavy apps for multiple platforms.
JAMStack Approaches to add dynamic content to statically generated sites (JAMStack) The different approaches to add dynamic content to statically generated sites with JAMStack.
JAMStack Dynamic JAMStack with Gatsby and Hasura GraphQL JAMStack is a modern architecture for building web apps. In this article, we will look at how to extend a static site to become dynamic using Hasura GraphQL
GraphQL GraphQL Contributor Days is back again and in-person! Joins us live in San Francisco to talk about using GraphQL with Microservices!
