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Our philosophy as a BaaS(hasura.io)
5 points by arkhamist 11y ago|0 comments
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by arkhamist 11y ago
One of HasuraDB's engineers here. Permissions are declaratively configured. You can look at the source for the demo here : https://github.com/hasura/demo1-config/tree/master/hasura-db *_permissions.
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Postgres Containment Operators: Part 2 – Performance Comparison with MongoDB(hasura.io)
3 points by arkhamist 11y ago|0 comments
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by arkhamist 11y ago
We have considered this. We really liked what heroku did with their postgres service, especially the 'followers' feature. Considering hasura's core principle is not to reinvent things, we really want this integration to happe
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by arkhamist 11y ago
Your 'cloud code' is just another microservice. You write it in whatever language you wish, package it with its dependencies as a docker image which will then be deployed onto hasura's platform and linked with the rest of you
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by arkhamist 11y ago
The title suggests that Hasura is a platform for developing Haskell apps. It is not true. Hasura is language/framework agnostic. The core parts of Hasura are built using Haskell. Edit: If the op can remove the word 'Haskell'
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by arkhamist 11y ago
hasura-db is built on top of postgres. It provides monogodb like document api.
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by arkhamist 11y ago
One of the core hasura devs here. 'hasura-db' is a wrapper over postgres. The idea is to provide a very neat json api to talk to postgres with a permissions model. However, you still have the raw access to postgres. So, you can al
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Haskell in Production(34cross.in)
81 points by arkhamist 12y ago|47 comments
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Tour of a Performant and Responsive CSS Only Site(css-tricks.com)
1 points by arkhamist 12y ago|0 comments