dventimihasura

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by dventimihasura 4y ago
First, let's take these two propositions. > Say you have a web app, an iOS app and an android app and > let’s say the model of the data that makes sense for the purposes being the UI for these apps is different from the model tha
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
I'm trying to follow you. Are you saying that different UIs should (or may) have different data models, which themselves are different from but still derived from and related to the persisted data model?
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
> That's funny, I just googled it now and it does seem to have support for them, at least a page that says so That documentation page says that you can use serverless functions with Hasura, which is true. Hasura custom events call
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
> If you work for a certain company and you recommend it, you should disclose that you work for said company. I see no good reason to accept that proposition. Moreover, I'm not recommending Hasura in this thread (see below). That
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Yes. I do work at Hasura. Why is that relevant? No. I have not been spamming the same comment. I have made several related comments, which I'm free to do just as anyone else is. Now, YOU'RE free not to use Hasura Cloud (a fine
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Can you give reasons for why you believe that?
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
https://supabase.com/blog/pg-graphql https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/ https://hasura.io/
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Rubbish. For the backend, Apollo Server absolutely can be beat by tools that don't require you to write any code: https://supabase.com/blog/pg-graphql https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Rubbish https://graphql.org/code/#javascript
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Apollo is not _the_ GraphQL company, nor is it synonymous with GraphQL. Nobody is those things.