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Hasura GraphQL Data Connectors Release
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Today we’ve released the alpha of the Hasura GraphQL Data Connectors as open source. This is a combination of an API Agent, an SDK to develop against that agent, and a reference application to show a working example of how it all works to provide new connections to varied data…

Hasura and Well-Typed collaborate on Haskell tooling
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Well-Typed and Hasura have been working together since 2020 to improve Haskell tooling for commercial Haskell users, taking advantage of Well-Typed's expertise maintaining the Glasgow Haskell Compiler and Hasura's experience using Haskell in production at scale.

Hasura Team Q&A on Reactiflux: Questions & Notes
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The Hasura Team (Tanmai Gopal, Praveen Durairaju and Jesse Martin) took part in the latest Q&A on Reactiflux and we had a lot of interesting questions from the community. We have handpicked the ones related to Hasura and featured them in this post.

Dusty Domains Recap
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Dusty Domains is a wrap! As a new initiative piloted by the fantastic team at Netlify, Dusty Domains was a call to action to turn an unused domain into a published website on Netlify.

Why GraphQL API is the perfect data layer for your backend
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This article discusses why readers should adopt GraphQL as their backend data layer, providing relevant context and examples from companies using GraphQL in production. Additionally, it provides actionable insights for readers on how they can get started with GraphQL.

What we learnt by migrating from CircleCI to Buildkite
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We recently rolled out a new CI system at Hasura and we are writing this post to take you on a journey about why and how we did it. This is a collection of ideas and implementation details which we believe to have helped us arrive at an optimal solution that worked out for us.