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…

Today we are releasing database updates, better interop with the REST ecosystem, and one of the biggest updates to actions since the first release of the feature.

This article will explore building a GraphQL API for a cinema movie catalog using Golang connected to a Postgres database on Hasura. Our API can retrieve a list of movies and add a new movie to the catalog.

Hasura’s first "tips and tricks" contest has concluded, and we loved seeing all the amazing submissions! Without particular order, here's the final collection of the top community Tips and Tricks from 2021.

Dusty Domains is a wrap! As a new initiative piloted by the fantastic team at Netlify, Dusty Domains was a call to action to turn an unused domain into a published website on Netlify.

In this article, we will look into how a serverless SaaS app used Hasura and how Event Triggers helped them to eliminate a race condition.

We’ll be exploring Apollo Client, Relay, and URQL, as well as each of their pros and cons, to help you make the right choice when selecting a GraphQL client for your future projects.

Hasura Cloud added a security feature where you can timeout a GraphQL operation if it is taking more than configured time. We will look into more detail with example in this post.