dsandip

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by dsandip 4y ago
FD: I work at Hasura. Seeing some feedback on GraphQL - Hasura has had support for converting templated GraphQL into RESTish endpoints (with Open API Spec docs if needed). We are planning to do the same for this streaming API as well - doe
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by dsandip 4y ago
FD: I work at hasura and work with users/customers. Fair point about the DB scaling but not sure if everyone is going to run into this issue. Also, lots of solutions are emerging for this specific problem (with different trade-offs of
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by dsandip 4y ago
As a recent transplant to the US, this looks like a fun way to get my road trip plans going :). Thank you for this!
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Tragedy of the commons clause(redmonk.com)
3 points by dsandip 8y ago|0 comments
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Import existing postgres db and get a GraphQL back end and access control(blog.hasura.io)
23 points by dsandip 8y ago|0 comments
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by dsandip 9y ago
Essentially, a declarative configuration for infra is what you are getting at. You can take this further, using containers and orchestration tech, to abstract your application behind a declarative configuration making it infra agnostic (as
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by dsandip 9y ago
We[1] have seen a fair number of requests for managed services as devs claim that "we don't have the time or skills to maintain these open source components" (quoting verbatim from a request on Intercom). I don't think t
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by dsandip 10y ago
Agree with most of the points you made. I remember the amount of effort my team in an ad-tech co. spent distributing load across multiple providers/regions to bring down latency and add redundancy. The larger point is that the ecosyste