Hasura’s core engine is built in Haskell. Although a seemingly risky choice initially, our choice of spending our innovation token / golden ticket to build with Haskell had paid off well.

In this post, we will look at using Hasura Actions to convert your Go REST API to GraphQL.

We will look at how to use Gatsby Source Plugins as a Remote Schema source and federate data using Hasura Remote Joins for a unified data model and GraphQL API

In this post, we will look at using Hasura Actions to convert your Ruby on Rails REST API written in Flask to GraphQL.

In this post, we will look at using Hasura Actions to convert your Python REST API written in Flask to GraphQL.

In this post, we will look at how a calendar app backend with complex scheduling logic can be implemented with Hasura GraphQL and Scheduled Triggers API in Hasura.

The goal of this project is to measure the room temperature using a combination of Arduino Uno / LM35 Temperature Sensor and keep pushing it to a Hasura Cloud instance every one minute, over a 12-hour period.

Read about an experience of moving from Django to Hasura with the outcome of better developer experience, better performance and lower costs.

We are happy to announce the stable release of v1.3 bringing in a slew of features like Data Federation via Remote Joins, Support for Relay and Scheduled Triggers.

After few weeks of being in beta, Hasura v1.3.0 is now released. This is one of the biggest Hasura releases till date, with 3 huge features being launched - Remote Joins, Relay support and Scheduled Triggers.