Explore the benefits of adding support for SQL Server stored procedures to the Hasura GraphQL Engine, along with some compelling use cases.

A quick exposition of how client side nullability can inform client component design through comprehensive examples.

In this post, we will look at how low-code API approaches like Hasura helps accelerate the modernization journey of applications in the healthcare space.

The Hasura Schema Registry is a version control system for your Hasura GraphQL schema. This shows you the difference between two subsequent versions of your GraphQL schema so you can audit and release API changes to production with confidence.

We're thrilled to announce our first foray into NoSQL and GraphQL, starting with a beta launch of our MongoDB data connector.

These product advancements are taking leaps forward into the world of development to come. Ready to celebrate some true Hasura goodness?

Hasura's GraphQL API on PostgreSQL now supports comparison and numeric aggregation functions (such as min, max, sum, stddev and so on) on computed fields.

Rather than viewing Hasura as a replacement for API gateway tools, we will highlight the incremental adoption approach, showcasing how Hasura seamlessly integrates with established API gateway platforms such as Apigee, MuleSoft, and more.

In this blog, we will share our (opinionated, but grounded) perspective on why Hasura is better than Apollo for building and running production GraphQL APIs at scale in most enterprise use cases.