A quick exposition of how client side nullability can inform client component design through comprehensive examples.

Take a deep dive into MuleSoft and Hasura, exploring their individual merits, discussing real-world use cases, and providing architectural insights on how these platforms can complement each other to meet the diverse needs of modern enterprises.

In this blog post, we will explore how Hasura can help break up a monolithic application into microservices, enabling a more efficient and scalable architecture.

We will see what it takes to build authorization logic for a DIY GraphQL server to understand how it is more complex. We will also compare it with Hasura and how it solves this complexity by being declarative and leveraging predicate pushdown.

Hasura's Native Queries feature provides a powerful tool for enhancing your GraphQL API with the flexibility and control of raw SQL queries.

We see the popularity of our docs site as a template as an extension of our philosophy to ensure users find what they need quickly and get back to building with Hasura!

We are thrilled to announce a set of exciting improvements to Hasura's caching capabilities. With these latest updates, we aim to provide you with even better performance and observability, ensuring a seamless experience while working with your data.

In this post, we will look at how low-code API approaches like Hasura helps accelerate the modernization journey of applications in the healthcare space.

Hasura allows you to integrate your vector database with your application database and access it securely to build production-ready applications quickly.

The Hasura Schema Registry is a version control system for your Hasura GraphQL schema. This shows you the difference between two subsequent versions of your GraphQL schema so you can audit and release API changes to production with confidence.

We are thrilled to announce the availability of Hasura on Azure Cloud starting June 2023. This expansion means Hasura is now accessible on all the leading cloud providers, including AWS and GCP.

We're thrilled to announce our first foray into NoSQL and GraphQL, starting with a beta launch of our MongoDB data connector.