Another new feature exclusive to the Hasura 2.0 release is support for multiple Postgres database types. In just a few clicks you can add an an extra database, existing or new, track the tables, enable relations, and unlock the power of GraphQL.

This release contains some large refactorings to the core of the Hasura product, as well as some large new feature additions. I’m going to talk about the software engineering tasks we tackled, challenges we encountered and how we met them.

Hasura's latest release supports REST endpoints and you get all the benefits of GraphQL and the ability to maintain and deliver REST endpoints where needed.

In this post, we will look at how to migrate from Hasura v1.3 to the latest 2.0 version in different scenarios.

Today we are beginning a new series of videos covering Hasura 2.0, the new features, some updated features, and long standing features that were often overlooked.

How to use Postgres and your application server to build a flexible and robust cron system ourselves with a few lines of code!

To cater to the growing number of developers using GraphQL, there is now a wide range of GraphQL IDEs that one can choose from. In this blog post, we’ve put together a list of the top 7 IDEs that you should know about in 2021 (in no particular order).

In this post, we will look at the best practices for using JAMStack in production and at scale. The architecture leverages static first to perform fast and dynamic on the client to cater to any complex interactions or data requirements.

In this article, we'll look at the parts of a data model, ways to get started with modeling, and helpful terms to know to help you parse the data models of others.

A development case-study and project planning story in which Haskell’s motto plays a central role in the development of a new Hasura feature.