New in Next.js 12.1 is Incremental Static Regeneration which allows us to create and update pages on demand. We can pair this with Hasura table events to keep our web pages always up to date and only rebuild when data changes.

In this Hasura Patterns guide, we’ll look at how we can build an end-to-end reactive API, in a scale-ready, event-driven architecture with Hasura. We’ll build a Pinterest-like feature for auto-tagging user images as a working example of this reactive programming pattern!

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.

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

A guide to building scalable Flutter apps using GraphQL, Hasura and event-driven serverless, Part 3 - Building the Flutter Client

A guide to building scalable Flutter apps using GraphQL, Hasura and event-driven serverless, Part 2- Setting up Auth

A guide to building scalable Flutter apps using GraphQL, Hasura and event-driven serverless, Part 1 - Setting up Hasura