Hasura Pro offers a comprehensive testing framework that lets you validate your GraphQL schema or test its integrity manually and programmatically to give you early feedback on potential regressions in your GraphQL API.
We just announced our fundraise and I thought I’d take this opportunity to put together some notes on what 2020 has in store for Hasura.
In this post, we talk about data access challenges with serverless, a shift in our thinking that provides an awesome solution to these challenges, and how Hasura fits into all of this awesomeness.
Building Offline first apps is hard! We discuss 4 approaches that will help you build robust offline first apps with a fantastic user experience.
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!
If you’re speaking at a conference or a meetup about Hasura, we can help you prep, send you swag to give away, and also help with the logistics Reach out to us.
In this post we look back at the journey of building a UI for generating database migrations with a focus on ease of use, developer experience, productivity and the design choices we made to build this system.
Hasura Pro is an enterprise ready version of the Hasura GraphQL Engine that offers improved reliability and security controls.
In this post, I will cover the following: What are updatable views, How Hasura used updatable views, Key problems with updatable views (from a Hasura point of view) and Moving away from updatable views
In this post, we will look at important performance considerations for building apps at scale and how we leveraged PostgreSQL query caching and prepared statements to improve performance.
The Hasura GraphQL Engine is a blazing-fast GraphQL server that gives you instant, realtime GraphQL APIs over Postgres, with webhook…
A 2 day conference featuring in-depth talks about GraphQL by engineers from across the globe.
VWO puts a lot of focus on ensuring websites remain performant enough while using VWO. We have been increasing the efforts in this area and…
In this post we will look at how to make a web app offline first using Hasura GraphQL, RxDB and Postgres.
On March 29th, 2019, our team members Ankit Jain, Dheeraj Joshi and I had the privilege to attend a very exclusive event called BountyCon in…
Introduction: At Wingify, we follow microservices based architecture to leverage it's great scalability benefits. We have a lot of…
A quick guide to common errors that occur while working with GraphQL API and Hasura and how to handle them while building APIs with Hasura.
In this post, you will look at how to implement full text search with Hasura GraphQL API, leveraging some of the Postgres features and it's support for search.
Learn about different pagination techniques and types of pagination components that are typically used in an app and how you can use Hasura GraphQL queries effectively for each use case.
Why Saigar chose GraphQL & Hasura to build a crowdsourced intelligence platform
Learn how to customise the names of root fields and the column fields in Hasura's GraphQL schema and how it differs from GraphQL Aliases on the client side.
Hasura fits well with the larger Postgres open-source ecosystem. Here are some Hasura + Postgres combinations designed to scale out your workloads.
Learn the different ways of customising and extending Hasura so that you can add your own business logic easily, with your favourite tools & frameworks.
Hasura provides a simple way to bring the power of GraphQL to your microservices architecture.