I tried Hasura, the GraphQL API it generates is fantastic. However, you're still stuck with n+1 challenges with Hasura, plus you have to do a lot of table configuration. I don't need to set up Postgres tables, and carefully design my schema around potential performance bottlenecks in Dgraph—I just upload a .graphql file that lists all my types and it generates the API.
After using Dgraph for a few months, I really don't want to have to deal with relational databases again. Dgraph is the default persistence layer for anything I build now.
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I tried Hasura, the GraphQL API it generates is fantastic. However, you're still stuck with n+1 challenges with Hasura, plus you have to do a lot of table configuration. I don't need to set up Postgres tables, and carefully design my schema around potential performance bottlenecks in Dgraph—I just upload a .graphql file that lists all my types and it generates the API.
After using Dgraph for a few months, I really don't want to have to deal with relational databases again. Dgraph is the default persistence layer for anything I build now.