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.

Hasura User Groups are a collective of Hasura user meetups in various locations around the world run by local Hasura champions.

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

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

A step by step tutorial for using Firebase to add authentication and authorization to a realtime Hasura app with a React Frontend.

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

This post discusses a recent capability added to Hasura GraphQL Engine: Streaming over GraphQL subscriptions for Postgres.

Learn how to disable GraphQL query or subscription root fields in Hasura applications with RBAC

In this post, we will look into the different approaches to real-time GraphQL subscriptions and walk you through the ones that Hasura supports and recommends.

In this post, we will explore connecting to AlloyDB step by step and finally make queries to see performance impact in comparison to standard Postgres.