Modernize development and activate legacy data with GraphQL
summary
Demoed an automation that introspects relational schemas and spins up Hasura open source GraphQL engine containers to expose instant GraphQL APIs over Postgres and other data sources. It auto-maps foreign keys into graph relationships, supports query/mutation/subscription semantics over websockets, and applies row and column level access control rules. The system also surfaces the generated SQL for optimization and can stitch live data with external services (example: joins across DB and Stripe), aiming to replace months of bespoke API work with an operational GraphQL layer.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:47About Hustler
- 2:47What is GraphQL
- 3:51API Integration
- 4:51Multiple REST APIs
- 10:10Key Insights
- 12:20GraphQL Queries
- 14:00GraphQL Mutations
- 16:28Realtime API
- 19:26Documentation
- 21:40GraphQL Schema
- 22:47Recap
- 23:57Hustler
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