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by tango12 6y ago
Google login also seems to be affected, meaning all services using google account login are inaccessible if you aren't logged in.
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by tango12 6y ago
Hey! I'm from Hasura. Would love to hear what's been missing / painful and factor that into the roadmap.
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Hasura’s design philosophy – building a data API for all data sources(hasura.io)
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by tango12 6y ago
Ugh, had some CI issues! Our docs page is just about live with the latest links so that you can try it out. I'll drop a note here when that happens.
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Grafana raises $50M in Series B funding(news.crunchbase.com)
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by tango12 6y ago
Yes (by integrating with Postgres and providing some extra information about the user affecting the change): This might help: https://hasura.io/docs/1.0/graphql/manual/guides/auditing-ta...
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by tango12 6y ago
Linking to the announcement blogpost I wrote: https://hasura.io/blog/announcing-hasura-cloud-managed-graph...
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by tango12 6y ago
On a similar note, Rob Zhu had a great section in his talk about how GraphQL's typesafety (to make the API more robust) tries to address a similar problem but ends up being very nuanced in practice. Linking to the right time: https:&#
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by tango12 6y ago
Hey Zaiste! I missed your name as OP :) That looks like a really good start. Do you think it'll end up looking like JOOQ? Would be interesting to see how you get things like aggregations and perhaps even things like: `SELECT 1, 'h
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by tango12 6y ago
Congrats! I see that Kretes uses Sqorn [1] for talking to the database. I really like the looks of Sqorn, however iiuc, it doesn't support typescript right? How does that piece work? [1] https://github.com/sqorn/sq
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by tango12 6y ago
(I'm from Hasura) While Hasura + GraphQL can be used as an ORM (especially for serverless functions!), Hasura is designed to be used directly by clients as well. Hasura has a metadata configuration system that works on top of an exist
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by tango12 6y ago
On techcrunch: https://techcrunch.com/2020/06/11/api-platform-postman-nabs-...
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Postman raises $150M Series C at $2B valuation(blog.postman.com)
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by tango12 6y ago
Another rule/heuristic that seems to work well, along with Rule 4 from the article, is having a limited number of golden tickets per team. A golden ticket gets used up when you use a "new shiny thing" or "cool but not wi
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by tango12 6y ago
(I'm from Hasura). It was a definitely a design goal for us to make the existing production database use-cases as seamless as possible. Instead of adding a new DSL on top of the database, Hasura maps much of the DML subset of SQL over
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by tango12 6y ago
Congrats on the release! Quick heads up: The link on graphql schema generation and stitching seems to be broken. It points to a localhost URL.
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The Liberal World Order was built with blood(nytimes.com)
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Earths magnetic field is weakening causing low-orbit satellite malfunctions(techexplorist.com)
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by tango12 6y ago
When you say GraphQL hasn’t made sense to you, do you mean as a api consumer / frontend developer or do you mean as someone who has to build The graphql api? The benefits for api consumers and frontend developers are quite clear. Easie
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by tango12 6y ago
Thanks, this helps! (Also, hi Marc!) Even though authorization systems or database policies exist outside the "data" database, quite often that information is used during the data fetch right? Let's say the user has certain p
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by tango12 6y ago
Thanks :) Hasura's authz system is actually like row-level security that can span attributes and values across data sources and "viewer" properties. We're gradually expanding these capabilities, but that's our roadm
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by tango12 6y ago
There's a docker image that can take a configuration file as input. https://hasura.io/docs/1.0/graphql/manual/migrations/advance... You can choose to bring in that configuration via a Kubernete
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by tango12 6y ago
Everything in Hasura is configured declaratively. The web GUI is essentially just updating that configuration. There are a few options: 1. You use the GUI and then export/import the metadata 2. You can use the GUI and as you do, the GU
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by tango12 6y ago
We think about this at Hasura deeply! I know it's counter intuitive, but we think of this as an opportunity to solve those problems at the Hasura layer. Sharding and caching are hard but also not impossible to make declarative if you k
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by tango12 6y ago
On a related note, Hasura has Remote Joins which allow bringing different data stores, setting up "join conditions" and then being able to make queries that fetch data across those sources. Hasura then plans an execution which doe
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by tango12 6y ago
I'm surprised that there's no mention about the interplay of authorization and data fetching in the post. This is one of the things that seems to be a little bit nuanced (surprisingly?) because it's not just about creating th
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by tango12 6y ago
You're right. GraphQL definitely seems like that. There are a few nuances though: 1. GraphQL is like SOAP for JSON. JSON is important to lot of developers today, especially the frontend/javascript ecosystem 2. GraphQL also helps d
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by tango12 6y ago
This is going to be amazingly useful. It's also some pretty serious vertical integration for Github/Microsoft! IDE: Github Source control + collaboration: Github CI/CD: Github Hosting: Github + Azure (with docker and azure fu
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by tango12 6y ago
Hasura / Haskell Engineer / Remote Hasura[1] is an open-source[2] tech company focussed on making data-access scalable, secure and easy. The Hasura GraphQL engine provides instant realtime GraphQL APIs and an eventing system on Po
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Hasura GraphQL Engine v1.2 release(github.com)
6 points by tango12 6y ago|0 comments

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