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by motleydev
1820 days ago
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Even in this context, Hasura could still be a great fit. If you have any form of existing database from the supported set in Hasura, then Hasura can still help by give you an instant read layer to that data. If you need to lock down parts of your data for the static site, or want to add a little bit of interactivity on top of the static site, or even if you just want to bring your own GraphQL layer to a tool like Gatsby - these are all great cases for Hasura still. It gives you super fast API access to existing data. |
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For sure, but might be too heavy depending on the specifics of the use-case. "If you can get away with" was my main point.