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any chance this can be updated to work with the latest libraries?

Cool! Docker is fine, but is there also nix support?

Just moved to trpc, hasura at first feels nice but once complex work it just adds another 💆‍♀️ headache feels like wer maintaining hasura it self instead of fastening our development. Self hosting is nite mare.

Any updates on policy engine? I am not able to find the rfc on github anymore. Hope it is not discarded from the roadmap.

need screen zoom

very helpful, thanks!!

If open source is so great, why is the OpenTelemetry observability only available in hosted and EE Hasura, not the Apache licensed CE?

the font is not clear, it is difficult to see

Really like Hasura. Keep up the great work 👍

Was this an excuse to use AI images ❤😊

Does Hasura support Mutation?

Looking forward to a short and consise overview of DDN.

The two windows in the bottom right completely block the commands being run. This will not do.

cheer!

Maybe I skipped over it, but will v3 support external graphQL schema's just like in v2 remote schema's?

How to create the dynamic role permissions that are created and edited in my front-end plateform

too small screen size :( it is really hard to watch it. But still very useful video. keep it going

first of all Hasura is the best GraphQL engine server .

Tada! 🎉

Auth0 doesn't appear to have Rules any longer. What should I be doing instead of Rule to continue following along?

Thank you for this👏

So, if you are stuck on configuring cloud PG_DATABASE_URL, then (TL;DR) just skip this step and use "Connect Neon Database" option instead. See explanation below. This tutorial assumes that you have some hosted database for "production", which is probably obvious for the tutor, but might be a bit confusing for the step-by-step folowers. Cloud DB configuration has nothing in common with your local database settings. You can't apply local credentials to the external (cloud/hosted) database. If you don't yet have an _existing_ hosted database, than you might have nothing to connect and nothing to put into the PG_DATABASE_URL in your Hasura cloud configuration. So you need to create a hosted DB first. The simpliest way is using "Connect Neon Database" option. Running the wizard creates a DB hosted remotely by Neon service and also automatically creates PG_DATABASE_URL variable for you, thus you don't need to specify anything yourself.

23:26 mention about upcoming video on nested object filtering, where can I find that?

Here, you are using enterprise edition . When I tried with community edition I am getting error says EE key required

Thank you. Is a CSV connector on the v3 roadmap?

Does this also work with MySQL or Azure SQL Database? I am trying to implement a similar functionality where I want to "watch" for database changes via websocket in Go. Unfortunately, I was not able to find an approach how to go about this problem. I would appreciate any kind of help.

i dont have credit card, i cant use heroku, someone can give other way ?

Congrats!!!... 👏

checking "Disable Caches" will give you more accurate response times 2:52

v3-engine open source: Keeping with Hasura's open source heritage, the Hasura v3 GraphQL Engine is now open source. Built from the ground up in Rust for extremely predictable performance at any scale, v3 folds in all the lessons we've learned from v2. You are invited to contribute to the codebase and contribute on RFCs. Join in as we #buildinpublic and help us build an even better Hasura. Showcase RFC: Evolving the authorization engine in v3 to add entitlements. Query plan explorer and tracing: Gain insight into Hasura's unmatched performance by visualizing query plans across all data sources, across your whole supergraph. See how cross-data-source queries with declaratively defined supergraph permissions are compiled into performant and database-native queries. Use traces to diagnose performance issues and optimize execution across the whole supergraph. Join with TypeScript functions (aka action/model to action joins!): As part of the supergraph mission to join “all the things,” you can now join the supergraph to TypeScript functions. The serverless lambda function style is an easy way to bring your business logic or existing microservices to the supergraph. Functions can be used to add computed properties to supergraph models, or even join between different REST endpoints. You can now do PostgreSQL table JOIN ClickHouse table JOIN TypeScript function JOIN REST endpoint. Toward development flow state: Focus on the valuable domain bits - write and iterate on your TypeScript functions, database schemas, and domain models and permissions - and the tooling automates the rest. A resource and operation-based interface makes for a consistent way to understand and interact with Hasura DDN. Workflows that are easy to use for new users and continue to scale with complex customizations and large projects.

I also recommend checking out this tutorial How to use GraphQL in Vue3 with the Apollo Client on medium

Does it work with sql server 14?

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there's a bit of explanation missing here. Is the subscription getting all existing data then establishing a websocket to listen for new data? Or will the subscription only give us new data real time and for existing data we need a separate query? Woulnd't polling be more reliable since with websockets the connection can drop and then I'd miss updates?

I am using v2.35.0 on prem will this be available in the next update?

Does Postgres have a schema validation method also?

Kind of useless this video.. isn't it? It shows what Hasura can do.. while not showing how to actually do any of it. It would be much better if you could show how to do the vector store part .. and all that stuff that was magically there in your project.

How can i learn more about this Supergraph

Thanks 🙏 I need to understand this video. Does this mean in order to setup a data connector and super graph we have to use VSC and the CLI? and this is not possible from end-to-end in the Hasura console? I still cannot believe that Hasura cannot ingest a csv file in the UI. Like ANYWHERE in the UI. Not provide the tools to create a csv custom connector- I mean the default Hasura console ingesting a csv.

Tursooo >>>

This new workflow with the VSCode extension looks so efficient. Love it.

I'm so excited about this. You're doing great work! I'm also really glad to see how much stuff is being kept open source and moved to open source. I think that's really important for confidence in the company and the product. Awesome stuff.

I can't get this to work with GitHub Codespaces Can someone from @Hasura get this to work?

Please add the basics first. CSV is long overdue because I spend time loading csv into sql tables

The new features are great, many thanks to Hasura team 🙏🙏

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Great work!

When is it coming to the community self hosted version?