Scott Tries Hasura - A Realtime GraphQL API Builder

I thought I would try something new and try some hot new web services for the first time and give my feedback as I check them out. In this video I look at Hasura, an open source Realtime GraphQL API builder and found it to be very impressive.

* Disclaimer - This was not paid for in any way by any service mentioned in this video, these are my honest real-time opinions.

[siegeperry]

As a guy who learned databases way before even learning Javascript, I love Hasura. I understand the CMS comments but Hasura totally speaks my language.

[TherdFunkateer]

Super cool video, thanks for sharing your insights. As someone who hasn't used Hasura before I found it really useful, especially when you outlined what the main value is.

[icodefor]

Hasura fan over here! It's a must if you want to use graphql.

[marcwinner]

I love these kind of videos and Scott is fantastic in this format!

[diazdad]

I really liked this video and this approach of learning new tools and technologies. 🚀

[Rick-sfcz]

Love this style of video. Very interesting and informative to get your perspective on these newer technologies

[petecapecod]

Woah that was awesome! Thanks for making this video, I've been meaning to check out Hasura myself 👍

[r-i-ch]

Lovin' it! (and I know it's cheesy, but where's the love for "Drunken Master'? ) I really appreciate that you are describing some things you don't like in your realtime UI/UX experience.

[thomasini]

6:10 "oh I'll just sit back and drink my coffee while this deploys"... BUILD FAILED.

[joostschuur]

Where's the Discord link you mention in the video?

[tenminutetokyo]

Can you do one on how to store image files in a web DB?

[boot-strapper]

"heroku is so easy to use" 2 seconds later there is an error. Heroku is expensive and no easier than google cloud or aws.

[marcosyamgarcia]

Ok, now can we have more cool animating stuff on react? :)

[MrDevianceh]

wu tang clan aint nothing to mess with