GraphQL for Everyone

This talk will cover the latest information on how to build a new data backend for Hasura GraphQL Engine. What is the interface for creating a backend? What tooling is available to guide and validate the implementation? To answer these questions we’ll walk through an example backend.

In this talk, we will go over a few of the recent additions to the open source Hasura GraphQL Engine and how it helps you access data faster and better. We will look at brand new features like REST Connectors as well as enhancements to existing features like Actions, schema customization, authorization and more. We will also sneak peek into what’s coming next in the open source GraphQL Engine!

In this talk, we'll go through some amazing features that came in on Hasura Cloud this year like GitHub integration, Dedicated VPCs, APM integrations and a lot more. We'll take a look at all of our brand new features that are being launched on Hasura Cloud in this conference (think more cloud providers, more integrations and more Hasura!) and also see what we have in store for Hasura Cloud.

In this session, you will learn how to effectively deliver high reliability for your Hasura-based applications by monitoring, troubleshooting and diagnosing the operations of your Hasura Enterprise and Cloud products. We will discuss and demo how to collect and analyze critical Hasura-specific logs, metrics and traces using our out-of-the-box integrations for Prometheus metrics, OpenTelemetry traces and leading APM vendors.

In this talk we will learn about setting up CI/CD for your Hasura Cloud backed applications. We will see how we can set up automated workflows for creating preview builds for your feature branches and deployments to production for smoother integration and delivery of your application.

In this panel, we'll discuss some of the exciting innovations happening in the world of frontend & fullstack dev - more business logic in the frontend, using serverless functions, having faster access to data with Data APIs getting more popular. What does this look like, and what does this change for the modern frontend / fullstack dev?

In this talk you will understand how the Taller team developed a solution for a big popular magazine website, handling lot of access and a complex architecture, using Hasura, GKE, Wordpress, Next and other techs.

The insurance market may move at a slow pace, but the data has to remain fresh. Learn how to build dynamic systems which adapt readily to change whilst utilising the best technologies on the market. Avoid the time consuming process of hand building APIs and simply expose your data AS an API instead via GraphQL.

Learn how The Marshall Project uses the Hasura console to quickly check various hypotheses we have to find the important stories hidden in our data and how Hasura paired with other technologies allows us to have up-to-date fact-checking of our stories during the data review process. We'll also talk about how Hasura allows non-technical journalists to contribute to and interact with our databases.

Every year we like to share our experience of how we use Hasura ourselves. This year, in the third edition, we'll dive into how we're using Hasura to architect a complex system like Hasura Cloud. We'll get into the details of how we use Hasura's powerful eventing system to solve various technical challenges. We'll show you how using Hasura for internal tooling allow us to ship features fast and iterate quickly. This talk is ideal for software architects and engineers architecting a complex product who are keen to explore where Hasura sits in and what value can Hasura add to the existing stack.

Before I started using Hasura, the database was some divine tablet from the heavens that only angels blessed with Database Engineering talents could touch. Now? It's just another part of my stack, one that I'm not afraid to touch and that has turned me into a competent backend engineer. Learn how Hasura helped make the backend accessible to a CSS-loving, React-writing frontend engineer like me.

"In this talk, Adam Nazar (CTO, RxVantage) will do an in-depth walkthrough of the motivation behind migrating their existing custom, high-performance backend to Hasura. He’ll cover the challenges they faced, how they evaluated Hasura, the migration journey and the benefits they saw. He will then dive into how they use Hasura’s features to manage a realtime GraphQL API, implement complex permissions and the unique architecture required to run a healthcare SaaS application."

One of the most beneficial improvements to a user's experience is personalization based on their behavior and preferences. However, most personalization requires shipping extra client-side JavaScript, which can degrade the user experience. But what if we could get the benefits of personalization WITHOUT shipping any client-side JS at all? In this talk, see how it's possible using Edge Functions!

In this talk we’ll see how Hasura acts as the perfect server-state backend for apps built on Vercel, and how Vercel unlocks Hasura’s power features with functions on the edge.

We all have that project we would love to rewrite to add new features or improve performance, but we rarely have an easing into a new architecture. But what if you could begin to introduce new concepts and new technology into your application without starting from scratch? This session will discuss using incremental improvements to make huge impacts in your application. Leveraging Hasura’s event triggers, authentication we were able to take an application that we originally started in 2001 in .net and modernize it to use more serverless technologies like Azure Functions and easily expand our UI functionality through GraphQL.

In this talk we will demonstrate how to leverage multiple serverless components of the Azure platform in conjunction with Hasura GraphQL Server to build an end-to-end API that uses Azure SQL Database as database tier.

This talk will show how to build a single GraphQL API but combining two or more publicly available GraphQL APIs using GraphQL Joins in Hasura.

In this talk we’ll learn about the tools needed to build your own GraphQL server from scratch using GraphQL Yoga. Then we’ll see how easy it is to connect with Hasura using remote joins.

Are you new to Hasura and wondering what is going on? Having shifted from more commonplace REST and SQL-like environments to one that’s running almost exclusively on GraphQL and Hasura has fundamentally changed the way I approach problem solving. In just a year I’ve asked myself “why Hasura” enough times to find myself thinking in patterns that I’ve learned from figuring out the answer by spending enough time immersed in Hasura, its features, how they impact our users, and related code reviews. Step inside and let’s talk in Hasura.

Hasura is evolving at a breathtaking pace and is supported by a community of users. Is it difficult to contribute to Hasura? No, it is not. Contributing to Hasura is both a way to advance the community and to improve your own skills. I am a Hasura user from Japan. In this session, I will talk about my contribution to the Hasura community based on my experiences in creating tools, contributing to Hasura, and writing technical articles.

We'll be exploring how Hasura uses GraphQL to provision and manage all infrastrucure powering Hasura Cloud. Hasura combined with Terraform and Pulumi is a powerful stack for creating and managing cloud native infrastructure.

Take a look behind the curtain at Hasura’s product design organization. We’ll be having a review of the methods we use to design quickly, and ship effectively in partnership with our development organization. With a preview of our design process and tooling we’ll have a look at how we leverage prototype-driven design to refactor the usability of our user facing applications (hint: it involves a little bit of Tailwind, Alpine, and a sprinkling of Storybook).

Hasura's engineering team is fully-remote and has grown significantly over the last year. In this talk, we will share how we dealt with growing pains and processes we came up with to get new engineers onboarded efficiently while preserving our values.