[graphweaver]

Yeah it is comparable:

- We are 100% open source. - Written in Typescript. - We support any data source directly in the server process, either with pre-built data providers or build your own. - We support cross data source filtering (get orders from database with CRM username)

[cpursley]

Backend being written in TS is a big downside vs. Hasura’s blazing fast Haskell backend.

[graphweaver]

Not everyone will see TS as an advantage but there are many who will.

[gedy]

True, but if it's open source, TS is probably a lot more practical for maintenance or contributions vs smaller pool of Haskell devs.

[dventimi]

Evidently, Hasura is migrating to Rust. That's pretty fast and seems to have a lot of developers.

https://discourse.haskell.org/t/hasura-migrating-to-rust/662...

[gavinray]

  > We are 100% open source

I mean, so is Hasura. https://github.com/hasura/graphql-engine

(Disclaimer: Work at Hasura)

[graphweaver]

We appreciate all the hard work that Hasura has done to make GraphQL a main stream technology.