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by motleydev
1825 days ago
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If you have an existing (supported) database and your team has decided for the benefits of GraphQL, Hasura is a slam dunk. If you have a non-supported dataset, or abstracting your business logic to cloud scalable services would be cost prohibitive, you might not need Hasura. But the cost testing it out is super low since it doesn't alter your underlying data - unless you use the API to mutate your database, but that's sort of self explanitory there. :D |
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