A Tutorial using Hasura with Draftbit, a low-code tool for building mobile apps
Blog post from Hasura
In this tutorial, we will integrate Hasura with the low-code mobile app development tool Draftbit. We will scaffold a basic application with Draftbit, map the required data to a couple of GraphQL queries, and save those queries behind idiomatic REST endpoints in the Hasura console. The primary glue to integrate Hasura with Draftbit is creating idiomatic REST endpoints for GraphQL queries in the Hasura console. This will allow us to define a query for Draftbit (which doesn’t support GraphQL), on the Hasura side and save that behind a RESTful endpoint.
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