Source data from your existing postgres database for your react-static site using GraphQL APIs. Instant setup. Tutorial/boilerplate.

GraphQL Contributor Days is back by popular demand! We are thrilled to announce this quarterly event in partnership with This Dot Labs and welcome those interested in the GraphQL [https://hasura.io/graphql/] ecosystem to join. The next session will be in San Francisco on Feb. 8th, 2019 from 12PM - 4:30PM. The purpose of the event is for the GraphQL community to come together and discuss some key topics in the GraphQL ecosystem, and facilitate cross collaboration within the community. As the

GraphQL Contributor Days [https://www.thisdot.co/events/graphql-contributor-days] is a community discussion hosted by ThisDot and Hasura. The first event was in November 2018; we invited folks from the GraphQL community in and around San Francisco, had lunch, discussed GraphQL, had coffee and discussed some more GraphQL. ? The amazing folks at GraphQL contributor days - Nov 2018This is a (long overdue) blog post summarizing the super insightful discussions that I was delighted to be a part of!

Calling all open-source contributors ( or would-be contributors) to come be a part of the GraphQL Engine project.

Announcing native support for PostGIS topology operators in GraphQL

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Looking to speak about Hasura at a conference or meetup? We can help you prep, practise and even send you swag to give away.

Building real-time apps is a hard engineering problem to solve, especially as a frontend developer or someone who has recently made a…

Leveraging Postgres’ execution plan information to find performance bottlenecks

Announcing the DIY Realtime GraphQL BaaS using Hasura, DigitalOcean and Auth0