This post will benchmark Hasura against a handwritten Node.js GraphQL server. The end goal is to show how Hasura performs similarly despite being significantly easier to develop.

Hasura Cloud and Enterprise come out of the box with logs, tracing, and a bunch of other metrics. We will look at best practices to make use of that data for GraphQL Observability

This blog covers the basics of Postgres row-level security and the Hasura way of solving these permission rules.

In this post, we will demonstrate all the new Next.js 13 features by building a mini e-commerce store with Hasura GraphQL

With GraphQL Joins, you can federate your queries and mutations across multiple GraphQL services as if they were a single GraphQL schema. You do not have to write extra code or change the underlying APIs.

New in Next.js 12.1 is Incremental Static Regeneration which allows us to create and update pages on demand. We can pair this with Hasura table events to keep our web pages always up to date and only rebuild when data changes.