Today, we explore using Cloudflare Workers to implement JWT auth and role-based content access to a relational database.

Last year November's release of TypeScript was one of the most exciting releases. Literal types took over the TypeScript community by opening a whole new set of possibilities.

Error handling in GraphQL is different on both server and client side tooling. You no longer are looking at HTTP status codes to debug what went wrong for the request made.

Avinash Moondra spoke last year at HasuraCon'20 on how to shift from Rails to Hasura and what the difference and similarities are.

Uri Goldshtein spoke last year at HasuraCon'20 on how one can use Hasura's remote joins feature and GraphQL Mesh to create data graphs. As HasuraCon'21 is almost here, we thought it would be the perfect time to take a look back on all the amazing talks by our amazing speakers from 2020!

In just one year Pipe has experienced amazing success accomplishing this with just 11 engineers. Helping fuel this efficiency was Pipe’s decision to make Hasura an essential part of their technical architecture, which has provided tangible benefits to their dev processes and their bottom line.

Ali Spittel explains how using Hasura makes learning and teaching code super easy!

The release train continues towards the station with the release of 2.0 alpha 10. Including aggregation fields for SQL Server and BigQuery support.

The release of Hasura 2.0 included one of the most exciting features to date - multiple database backends, and in particular, support for our first new backend, Microsoft SQL Server. On the face of it, this probably seems like a relatively straightforward change.

In this short tutorial, we will build an image storage integration with Hasura that auto-tags our images for us. Our user journey involves uploading a photo, waiting for the photo to get analyzed, then be presented with the suggested categories, and save them to the right location.