Rishichandra Wawhal

Graphqurl is a curl like CLI for GraphQL. Its features include: * CLI for making GraphQL queries. * Run a custom GraphiQL locally against any endpoint. * Can be used as a library with Node.js or from the browser. * Supports subscriptions over websocket.

Optimistic UI is a front-end development paradigm wherein, after making a mutation request to an API, the client updates the UI optimistically assuming that the request is successful.

In this post, we will look at some access control patterns that can be used with Hasura to granularly allow/restrict the data

Here's how I used GraphQL to build an image processing app that converts an image to sepia asynchronously

graphql2chartjs is an open source tool that reshapes your GraphQL data as per the ChartJS API. This makes building charts as easy as simply making a GraphQL query.

Here is how I used subscriptions in Hasura GraphQL Engine to build a full-fledged real-time group chat app on Postgres with React and…

An example-driven guide for understanding schema stitching in order to customize existing GraphQL API(s)

Safely update and delete data in your database over GraphQL

A tutorial to build a React Native to-do app with Apollo’s new Query and Mutation components