
GraphQL
Save Time and Stop Writing GraphQL Resolvers
Building GraphQL APIs manually requires a lot of effort and resources. This post talks about how Hasura helps build GraphQL APIs eliminating the challenges and time consumed.

GraphQL Security
GraphQL Security in Production with Automated Allow Lists
Learn how to generate allow lists in Hasura automatically from your GraphQL Queries.

Enterprise
Top 3 Reasons why Enterprises Choose Hasura
This article showcases the main 3 reasons why enterprises choose Hasura for their applications.

Postgres
Top Serverless PostgreSQL Providers
This post shows the top serverless PostgreSQL providers to host your database that fits in well with Hasura Cloud.

PostgreSQL
Top psql commands and flags you need to know | PostgreSQL
This post will teach you the top psql commands and flags you need to know when working with PostgreSQL.

GraphQL
State of GraphQL 2022 Survey Report Summary and Insights
In this post, we will look at the key insights and latest GraphQL trends identified in this survey.

Postgres
Top PostgreSQL Database Free Tier Solutions
If you are looking for free solutions to host your Postgres database, you are in the right place! We did a bit of research for the best Postgres providers you can use for free.

Database
Announcing General Availability of BigQuery with Hasura
We recently announced the general availability of BigQuery in Hasura! Now you can connect a BigQuery database to your Hasura application to consume data.

GraphQL
Hasura GraphQL on Your Hydra Data Warehouse
In this post, we will discuss how to Instant GraphQL APIs on Hydra using Hasura. Hydra is an open-source data warehouse built from the ground up on Postgres.

GraphQL Engine
Event triggers on MS SQL Server database
The event triggers in Hasura
[https://hasura.io/docs/latest/event-triggers/index/] enable you to perform
custom business logic on your data. They capture events (insert, update, delete)
on a specified table and then invoke an HTTP webhook to run the custom business
logic.
This article shows how to use event triggers with an MS SQL Server database.
SQL Server database
Before creating a Hasura application, you should have a SQL Server database
available. Additionally, ensure that the database is

GraphQL Engine
Naming conventions for GraphQL schema
When you build a GraphQL API with Hasura, the GraphQL Engine automatically
generates names for the GraphQL schema objects.
Starting with Hasura v2.8.0
[https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine/releases/tag/v2.8.0], you can
customize the name of fields, types, and arguments.
Why would you customize the names? In certain use cases, one Hasura application
might have multiple databases. With the "naming convention" feature, you can:
* group together all fields belonging to a database
* solve co

GraphQL Security
Disable GraphQL Query and Subscription Root Fields selectively with RBAC
Learn how to disable GraphQL query or subscription root fields in Hasura applications with RBAC