GraphQL for Web and Mobile Apps Made Simple

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Claims concrete outcomes: Nhost presents a serverless backend that provisions Postgres + Hasura to auto‑generate a GraphQL API, runs functions in Node/Go, and offers CLI and GitHub deploys that apply migrations and metadata automatically. The stack is 100% open source, includes open‑sourced hasura oauth and hasura storage backed by S3/minio, and leans on the Hasura GraphQL engine with ~25,000 stars on GitHub, presented as working infrastructure that removes setup pain.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 0:31Graphql for Web and Mobile Apps Made Simple
3. 0:56The Requirements Necessary for Building an App
4. 3:39Graphql Made Simple

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