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(Vamshi from Hasura) We've been working on SQL server native support and we're happy to announce support for read-only GraphQL cases with new or existing SQL Servers. Next up is ad…

This and a recent feature addition to neovim (passing lua closures to vimscript functions [1]) should make a good substitute for elisp to configure neovim. [1] https://github.com/n…

I've been using osquery ( https://github.com/osquery/osquery ) for a while. It is neat and I can appreciate the idea of 'exposing OS interfaces as databases'.

If you are using Postgres as your database you can use Hasura to add GraphQL APIs on top of all the tables. Hasura can be exposed to the fronted applications with declarative permi…

While Hasura is a 'BaaS' (in the sense that it can be directly exposed to frontend applications), it absolutely does not come with the limitations that you have mentioned. Hasura i…

> .. completely flew over me Thanks for the feedback. We thought that the 'BaaS' part would convey it. > .. small datamodel to a very complete GraphQL types .. Given any GraphQL se…

That's pretty much what we are doing at Hasura, expose Postgres to the client directly with a powerful enough query language on top of GraphQL so that developers can get away with …

Prisma is used as an ORM for your database, so you would still need to write your own graphql server which sits in front of Prisma. Hasura is meant to be exposed to the clients dir…