What if you could write TypeScript functions and that was enough to make a fully typed API in GraphQL? And while we’re at it, can we get better serverless functions?

DigitalOcean recently released DigitalOcean Functions, which is their serverless solution. It enables you to invoke and run functions when a web event happens. In this post, you will see how to integrate DigitalOcean Functions with Hasura.

The Jamstack is changing all the time with new tools and abilities being added daily. Find out the past, present, and future of Jamstack in this article.

For front-end developers, few FaaS providers command as much name recognition as Vercel, Netlify, and Gatsby Cloud. In this post, we'll compare them.

Serverless computing is the new home for domain code. In this post, we compare the major players to help you decide where to run your business logic.

In this tutorial we will discover how to use Hasura Events to store a user preference/wish-list and to send a triggered email from this event. We will also cover the creation of the React app connecting to an Hasura Cloud instance to make it work fully!

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

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.

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