Learn How to Turn Your Postgres Database Into Scaleable, Real-Time and Blazing Fast Graphql Backend Without Even Coding
InstructorDmytro Mezhenskyi
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A course overview page displaying the Hasura Basics lesson title, instructor profile, and a detailed list of curriculum topics with checkmarks.
A screenshot of the Hasura GraphQL interface displaying a query editor, request headers, and a JSON response panel with photo data.
A code editor interface displaying TypeScript source code for a Firebase function, with a terminal window at the bottom showing execution logs.
Screenshot of the GitHub Actions interface showing a list of five workflow runs for deploying a Hasura project, including statuses and timestamps.
Covers essential infrastructure including database migrations via Hasura CLI and automated deployment using GitHub Actions.
Provides practical implementations for both React and Angular environments alongside Apollo Client and Firebase storage.
The delivery speed can be too fast for many, often presenting code snippets without providing enough time or explanation for thorough understanding.
Instructional time is heavily allocated to frontend application examples rather than the internal mechanics of the Hasura engine.
Aligns well with developers possessing basic web development and Docker knowledge, though it may be too fast for absolute beginners.