Hasura 2.0 – A Short Story of v1.3.3 to v2.0 Upgrades

Today at Hasura we released Hasura v2.0! This is a pretty major release with a number of new features that will dramatically increase the capabilities for Hasura. For several of my projects, specifically the infrastructure as code projects terrazura and tenancy-bydata I was able to get the upgrade to Hasura v2.0 done in moments! Continue reading →

Cedrick Lunven on Creating an API for your database with Rest, GraphQL, gRPC

Here’s a talk Cedrick Lunven (who I have the fortune of working with!) about creating API’s for your database, your distributed database. He starts out with a few objectives for the talk: Provide you a working API implementing Rest, gRPC, and GraphQL. Give implementation details through Demo. Reveal hints to choose and WHY, (specifically to... Continue reading →

Some JavaScript API Coding With Restify & Express & Hacking it With cURL …Segment #2

Ah, part 2! If you’re looking for part 1, click this link. Review: In the last blog entry I went through more than a few examples of using cURL to issue GET requests against various end points using Node.js & Restify. I also covered the basics on where to go to find cURL in case... Continue reading →

Some JavaScript API Coding With Restify & Express & Hacking it With cURL …Segment #1 (with some Webstorm to boot)

So often I end up putting together some RESTful services (or the intent is to at least build them with that premise, but we all know how that ends up). The API URIs routing gets put together and one wants to take a crack at the service as soon as possible. Here’s a quick guide... Continue reading →

A SQL Server .NET ASP.NET MVC RESTful Web Services Facade – Part I

Did I get enough of the acronyms and key words in the header? It looks like soup! :O This is a somewhat messy project to build a prototype layer around SQL Server. The reason for this, shockingly, is to allow for a SQL Server to be used by frameworks and systems that normally don’t or... Continue reading →