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by tango12 6y ago
Looks slick! Congrats on launching :) How would you compare this to https://dbdiagram.io ?
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Confluent raises $250m Series E at 4.2B valuation from Coatue etc.(techcrunch.com)
1 points by tango12 6y ago|0 comments
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by tango12 6y ago
EDIT: Not sure why, but from the article: > Vercel strongly connects to the words versatile, accelerate, and excel.
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by tango12 6y ago
This gives me a 400 on medium. Does anyone have an alternate link?
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Turn shell commands to HTTP APIs(github.com)
2 points by tango12 6y ago|0 comments
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by tango12 6y ago
Yep, you definitely need to implement user authz for _every_ resolver indepedently and safelist/allowlist only those operations you'll use. You probably had to disable introspection in production too. Out of curiosity, could you n
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by tango12 6y ago
Believe it or not, but it has come up in a bunch of conversations with enterprise users! :) Can you do everything you do with graphql, but also with sql?
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by tango12 6y ago
I think the position sounds valid but it misses the point. Perhaps a more interesting discussion would be, why don’t more services use SQL as an API standard? Maybe it being better or worse doesn’t matter?
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by tango12 6y ago
What tools have people used to build servers that speak SQL? Where SQL becomes an API protocol like GraphQL, whether it talks to a database or not doesn't matter. Something like https://calcite.apache.org/ ? (It's
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Notes on tech from India's largest stockbroker – Bootstrapped and FOSS first(zerodha.tech)
2 points by tango12 7y ago|0 comments
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by tango12 7y ago
That works automatically! 1. During the lifetime of a websocket connection, bytes should be routed to the same Hasura instance. This most service routers / load balancers should take care of automatically. 2. Subsequent connections fro
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by tango12 7y ago
(I'm from Hasura) Hasura connects to a read replicas and manages connection pooling across the database cluster. Hasura itself is stateless so it doesn't do the database replication.
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by tango12 7y ago
I'm excited about the fluent GraphQL ecosystem and to see where it goes! Using the nice syntax of GraphQL does get lost a little bit ofcourse, but having the benefits of being able to "compose" to some degree and not dealing
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by tango12 7y ago
> But in my case it was because my existing database is a fairly complicated beast with a lot of updating through stored procedures on views. Hasura wanted to have control of what is happening in the database and there was zero chance th
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by tango12 7y ago
Hey! 1. We're working on adding nhost to the Hasura docs as a deployment guide for when you'd like authn + files + hosted postgres in one neat place. Johan just did a slick demo in the community call right now :) 2. To clarify: Ha
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by tango12 7y ago
> I feel that products like Hasura and postgrest would be a lot more useful if there was a way for me to specify a list of data sources on one side and get a fully formed GraphQL or REST service on the other side rather than going "
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by tango12 7y ago
Hasura's authz is whatever authz you can derive from the data within your database or from the claims embedded in the authn token. If you have a table that contains the claims for each user, then you can reference that in the authz rul
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by tango12 7y ago
If you're up for it, I'd love to chat and see if Hasura could've worked in your case[1]! Especially on the read side, if we're able to model the authz with Hasura your API consumers get a rich read API "for free&quo
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by tango12 7y ago
There are quite a few ongoing attempts at creating a JS fluent client for GraphQL. We covered a bunch of them here: https://hasura.io/blog/fluent-graphql-clients-how-to-write-q...
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by tango12 7y ago
The Hasura console actually makes it quite easy to manage check constraints and validation rules! :) Here's an example for a regex for validating email from one of our community calls: https://youtu.be/-9jX21PKyk0?list=
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by tango12 7y ago
Yep! The GraphQL resolution logic and the permissions get reused automatically.
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by tango12 7y ago
On that last bit, we recently added actions: https://hasura.io/blog/introducing-actions/ Writes (mutations) are delegated to a REST endpoint, the GraphQL mutation response can be synchronously (blocking mutation)
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Building a UI for Postgres Migrations(blog.hasura.io)
2 points by tango12 7y ago|0 comments
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by tango12 7y 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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PouchDB Syncing with Postgres: A guide with RxDB and Hasura(blog.hasura.io)
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by tango12 7y ago
Hasura | San Francisco / Remote | Full time Hasura[1] is an open-source[2] tech company dedicated to make data-access stateless, secure and easy. The Hasura GraphQL engine provides instant realtime GraphQL APIs and an eventing system o
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by tango12 7y ago
Congrats on the launch! Would love to hear how this compares to other tools in the ecosystem :)
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by tango12 7y ago
Hasura | San Francisco / Bangalore / Remote | Full time Hasura[1] is an open-source[2] tech company dedicated to make data-access stateless, secure and easy. The Hasura GraphQL engine provides instant realtime GraphQL APIs and an
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by tango12 7y ago
Any thoughts on auto-detecting the language/framework so that’s it’s just git push and you don’t even need a dockerfile? For a zeit or Heroku like experience. It might require a lot of conventions (which might not be worth it finally)
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by tango12 7y ago
This sounds really exciting! I think it should be fairly straightforward to get this to work with Hasura/Postgres on the server by ensuring a few data-modelling constraints. Authorization should also just work I think. Can't wait

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