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Yes I agree with you. With Hasura there are 3 main ways to handle business logic. We use the first one at Nhost and it's working (and scale) very well. 1. http
by elitan 7y ago
Yes I agree with you. With Hasura there are 3 main ways to handle business logic. We use the first one at Nhost and it's working (and scale) very well.
1. https://3factor.app/ https://3factor.app/
2. Actions - https://hasura.io/docs/1.0/graphql/manual/actions/index.html https://hasura.io/docs/1.0/graphql/manual/actions/index.html
3. Remote Schema - https://hasura.nhost.io/console/remote-schemas/manage/schemas https://hasura.nhost.io/console/remote-schemas/manage/schema...
I know Hasura is actively working on this exact issue and they just released Actions (second option) and I think we will start to see a standard/best practice approach to business logic soon.
- samblr 7y agoHaving tried remote schemas and reading about actions - I should say it doesn't feel right. @elitan - just checking nhost. Features sounds promising. Did you use hasura for building nhost's backend as well ?
- elitan 7y agoYes Nhost is built on the same stack you get with a new Nhost project.