In this blog post, I will share the story of the Hasura monorepo, and some internal tooling, that facilitates day-to-day engineering work.

Never one to wait when product is ready, we are excited to announce the release of Hasura 2.0.0-alpha.9 fresh on the heels of alpha.8

Introducing `ltree` operator support in Hasura This post introduces support in Hasura 2.0 for queries on hierarchical data structures, with the help of Postgres `ltree` operators. It includes several examples, so we recommend that you create a new project in Hasura Cloud to try them out.

We are excited to announce the release of Hasura 2.0.0-alpha.8! This continues our journey towards 2.0 being fully feature stable. And, while ‘alpha’ in name, it is not alpha in quality.

In Hasura cloud, you can turn on the ability (in the monitoring tab) to see what input variables a customer passed in, ie. {topic: "Historical novels on the transatlantic pottery trade"} and what was returned, null.

Remote schema joins provides the most simple approach to federated data. Provide a GraphQL endpoint, identify the connection parameters, and give the new field a name and you have two disparate data sources from different systems resolving under a single API.

With Hasura Cloud's in-depth error handling you can trace the protocol, the operation name, the input variables, and more, and filter by all of those vectors, to quickly identify which error was experienced and identify the root cause.

We are delighted to announce HasuraCon’21! A conference about you, your success, and...of course…full of deep-dive technical content. We are bringing together users from all over the world for a 2 day celebration of all things Hasura!

Not surprisingly, the question of GraphQL in government -- or highly regulated -- spaces is a topic that is broached somewhat regularly. Of course, no post about regulated industries (finance, banking, healthcare, public-sector, etc) is complete without a consideration of security and compliance.

Pipe have found that Hasura plugs right into their database, removes the need for custom data fetching routes, and reduces the need for front-end developers by 50%. Peter Downs speaks to Steven Yi about it all!