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.

We recently created a small game to drive engagement at one of our event booths. It uses WebRTC with Hasura GraphQL Subscriptions to create a real-time game.

Learn about the latest releases at Hasura including the newest support for Prometheus, REST Connectors on Cloud, and more.

Learn GraphQL, build apps with Hasura and win cool prizes in this March Hackathon organized in collaboration with Hashnode.

In this article, you will learn how to build an application that tracks the location of a vehicle in real-time.

We are excited to announce our funding of $100M led by Greenoaks, Lightspeed growth, and participation from existing investors Nexus, Vertex, and Strive.

We will look at building an e-commerce order management dashboard. To build this app, we will connect Appsmith with a GraphQL API and build an interface that will fetch information from a database.

The Hasura Team (Tanmai Gopal, Praveen Durairaju and Jesse Martin) took part in the latest Q&A on Reactiflux and we had a lot of interesting questions from the community. We have handpicked the ones related to Hasura and featured them in this post.

Hasura event triggers, REST endpoints, and subscriptions APIs allow for simple, event-driven patterns with many use-cases.

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…