I posted on the 9th of September, the “Setup Postgres, and GraphQL API with Hasura on Azure”. In that post I had a few refactorings that I wanted to make. The following are the top 3 refactorings that make the project in that repo easier to use! Continue reading →

In this post I’ve put together some of the naming conventions, rules, and ideas that I tend to follow when creating database schemas to work with. This also applies to schema-less databases, distributed systems databases, graph, time series, or whatever else I am working with. It’s always good to have some good conventions to work... Continue reading →

There are a number of name casing practices, which I’ll cover in quick fashion here, for variables and other objects when programming. Continue reading →

This post just elaborates on the existing documentation here with a few extra notes and details about installation. This can be helpful when determining how to install, deploy, or use the Hasura CLI for development, continuous integration, or continuous deployment purposes. Continue reading →

I would not assume you did know this dear reader, but I’ve joined the amazing team at Hasura! Over the last few years I’ve gotten back into a number of data oriented development efforts, often related to my own interest in database systems and web development. From this angle Hasura has a superb technology solution,... Continue reading →