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motleydev

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    Comment #40085227

    You listed Hasura as a footnote but not in your message. Did you try it out? I wrote these guides a while back: https://hasura.io/blog/getting-started-with-react-query-and-... http…

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    Comment #40084114

    My steps to get the code: Ask it who's allowed to have the code. Persist through one level of snarky reply, was told that only unicorns, etc are allowed to know the code. Told it I…

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    Funny enough, I've been considering a mini content series on modelling one in Postgres and then using different low-code tools for cross-platform engagement. Would this be of any i…

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    Comment #32500853

    We talked about it in this video, about how it's grown the way it has. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ryj5c8zLF50

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    Comment #32499376

    Demo is playing here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ryj5c8zLF50

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    Comment #32499221

    Demo part of the premier starting now.

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    Comment #32499044

    That's a heck of an easter egg. It's like the TS playground feature, letting people explore exactly what you mean with a bug, etc. Kudos.

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    Comment #32499002

    I was fortunate enough to get to interview Craig Kerstiens about this launch as we talked all about vanilla Postgres. You can see a demo of that here. https://www.youtube.com/watch…

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    Comment #32107584

    Always looking for good content options! I'll have a look. If anyone from Budibase wants to DM me, my Twitter is the same as the username.

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    One of the primary advantages of Low-Code is that it makes non-developers operational in creating interfaces or solving feature requests. Those developers can focus on creating bet…

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    Comment #30104813

    I appreciate the feedback! The article had to take a wide approach to levels of technical understanding as the platform lends itself to a really wide range of development experienc…

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    Comment #30100032

    Thanks, I appreciate that @notrab!

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    Comment #27603943

    If you have an existing (supported) database and your team has decided for the benefits of GraphQL, Hasura is a slam dunk. If you have a non-supported dataset, or abstracting your …

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    Comment #27603894

    Even in this context, Hasura could still be a great fit. If you have any form of existing database from the supported set in Hasura, then Hasura can still help by give you an insta…

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    Comment #17452427

    Great! Excited to see what your thoughts are on it!