Authorization systems are about rules like, “Can user U perform action A [on resource R]?”. In this post, we implement real-world authorization rules using Hasura's JSON-based DSL.

2020 will mark five years since GraphQL was released [https://engineering.fb.com/core-data/graphql-a-data-query-language/]! To celebrate, we asked some of the usual suspects 😎 in the community, including Lee Byron, co-creator of GraphQL [https://hasura.io/graphql/], to reflect on their journey, and where GraphQL is headed next. Takeaways * GraphQL is more than just a tool: it changes how teams communicate. It empowers developers to request for the data they want, reducing their depen

Have you been wondering about best practices with Hasura? Here’s a quick rundown of some of our recent FAQ’s.

Hasura Pro offers a comprehensive testing framework that lets you validate your GraphQL schema or test its integrity manually and programmatically to give you early feedback on potential regressions in your GraphQL API.

We just announced our fundraise and I thought I’d take this opportunity to put together some notes on what 2020 has in store for Hasura.

In this post, we talk about data access challenges with serverless, a shift in our thinking that provides an awesome solution to these challenges, and how Hasura fits into all of this awesomeness.

Building Offline first apps is hard! We discuss 4 approaches that will help you build robust offline first apps with a fantastic user experience.

Wouldn’t it be nice if we could write GraphQL queries as objects instead of strings? It turns out we can, thanks to fluent GraphQL clients, with strong typing and autocompletion to boot!

If you’re speaking at a conference or a meetup about Hasura, we can help you prep, send you swag to give away, and also help with the logistics Reach out to us.

In this post we look back at the journey of building a UI for generating database migrations with a focus on ease of use, developer experience, productivity and the design choices we made to build this system.