GraphQL allows frontend developers — the folks whose job is to worry about the user experience — to query for backend data, irrespective of the API style or purpose.

Subgraphs for popular protocols and dApps are in use already, and can be browsed using the Graph Explorer, which provides a user interface to execute GraphQL queries against specific smart ...

GraphQL, an emerging standard for querying multiple types of data systems, is shifting the debate about how we access and transform data, and may very well have as much of an impact or more as SQL ...

Hasura GraphQL data connectors offer strong benefits for the following use cases: Modernizing legacy applications to newer frontend frameworks like React, NodeJS, etc., with no change to the database ...

GraphQL is a query language mostly used to streamline access to REST APIs. Now, a new breed of GraphQL implementations wants to build an abstraction layer for any database on top of GraphQL, and ...

Hasura’s data federation capabilities accelerate the API development process by creating a single GraphQL schema from multiple data sources thereby making the data access process self-serve.

With the launch of GraphQL Joins today, developers can now instantly join data from across different GraphQL services to create a unified API that works with multiple databases.

It allows developers to start up a version and begin storing and querying data using what GraphQL developers sometimes refer to as the “supergraph,” a shorthand for the database that contains ...

Love: GraphQL is succinct. Developers who need to search for data love the compact form of GraphQL—especially those on the front end who are constantly adding new features and bits of data to ...

Hasura, a data accessibility company, is announcing the beta release of its GraphQL Data Connector for Snowflake, a new database integration that allows Hasura users to instantly generate a unified ...