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.