Focus on writing sync or async functions that return some data, and Hasura will do the code introspection and generate all the configurations needed for a production-ready GraphQL API.

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?

Type safety is an enormous benefit for developers when embracing the GraphQL ecosystem. This tutorial guides you through a practice known as generative type tooling which allows you to unlock the full potential of GraphQL types in the front-end.

Last year November's release of TypeScript was one of the most exciting releases. Literal types took over the TypeScript community by opening a whole new set of possibilities.

At Hasura, we wanted to introduce a statically typed frontend language for quite some time now. We discussed which one we should choose and evaluated options such as PureScript, TypeScript, ReasonML, and Elm.

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!

Build a Clone of WhatsApp using Hasura GraphQL, React with Hooks, Typescript and GraphQL Code Generator.