Web Development

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Top 7 GraphQL IDEs you should know about in 2021

To cater to the growing number of developers using GraphQL, there is now a wide range of GraphQL IDEs that one can choose from. In this blog post, we’ve put together a list of the top 7 IDEs that you should know about in 2021 (in no particular order).

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What is Hasura?

The Hasura GraphQL Engine is a blazing-fast GraphQL server that gives you instant, realtime GraphQL APIs over Postgres, with webhook…

Introducing the Hasura GraphQL Engine

Get Instant Realtime GraphQL APIs on any Postgres based application, new or existing!

Why you should use GraphQL instead of a JSON DSL

GraphQL is awesome but I didn’t always see it that way. The first few times I came across GraphQL I was very skeptical of its benefits…

Using Gatsby for a web app with dynamic content — A case study

This is a case study of how we can use a static site generator like Gatsby to build out a web app with dynamic content.

How to Write Dockerfiles for Python Web Apps

Step by step guide to writing highly optimized Dockerfiles for Python web app development and deployment.

An Exhaustive Guide to Writing Dockerfiles for Node.js Web Apps

Step by step guide to writing highly optimized Dockerfiles for Node.js web app development and deployment.

The Ultimate Guide to Writing Dockerfiles for Go Web-apps

Step by step guide to build highly optimized docker images for Golang web-app development and deployment

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Using Kubernetes to power Asia’s largest MOOC

Kubernetes helps MOOC students practice web development and deployment using just a browser.

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How and why we started Hasura

Hasura started because building and deploying an application was more painful than it needed to be. Read on to find out more.