We continue our progress towards 2.0 stability with today’s release of 2.0.0-beta 2. This beta features fixes across datasources, server, and numerous console improvements.

We continue our progress towards 2.0 stability with today’s release of 2.0.0-beta1. Let us explain what a beta means to the humans at Hasura.

We are super excited to announce the final alpha in the 2.0 series with 2.0.0-alpha.11. Including multiple bug fixes, SQL Server Explain support, and more...

Graphqurl is a curl like CLI for GraphQL. Its features include: * CLI for making GraphQL queries. * Run a custom GraphiQL locally against any endpoint. * Can be used as a library with Node.js or from the browser. * Supports subscriptions over websocket.

Hasura Cloud gives you a fully managed, production ready GraphQL API as a service to help you build modern apps faster. You can get started in 30 seconds. Recently, along with the usual stability improvements, we introduced new regions, and tooling for better observability.

The release train continues towards the station with the release of 2.0 alpha 10. Including aggregation fields for SQL Server and BigQuery support.

Never one to wait when product is ready, we are excited to announce the release of Hasura 2.0.0-alpha.9 fresh on the heels of alpha.8

Introducing `ltree` operator support in Hasura This post introduces support in Hasura 2.0 for queries on hierarchical data structures, with the help of Postgres `ltree` operators. It includes several examples, so we recommend that you create a new project in Hasura Cloud to try them out.

We are excited to announce the release of Hasura 2.0.0-alpha.8! This continues our journey towards 2.0 being fully feature stable. And, while ‘alpha’ in name, it is not alpha in quality.