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Slash GraphQL - by Dgraph Labs - Launch your GraphQL backend in one click

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Supercharge your app with Slash GraphQL’s fully managed GraphQL backend service. No more tables or DB management - only GraphQL. Create GraphQL backend in just one click. With built-in auth & custom logic, Slash is the fastest way to build apps. Try free now!

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Tejas Dinkar
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Thank you @notrab for hunting us! For frontend developers, creating a backend has never been easier! We spent the last few month engineering a fast, flexible and reliable database, designed from the ground-up for GraphQL. Our experience in building an enterprise database has made this an extremely high-performance piece of software. To get started, all you have to do is specify a schema for what your data looks like, and we handle the rest. You can instantly plug into a production-ready database that handles everything messy and difficult about backend engineering. And if you don't know GraphQL -- we have a schema writing assistant that can help you. Cut the boring stuff out of development -- use Slash GraphQL! PS: We have a very generous free tier! You will get 10k credits a month which you can use to create backends to play around with. Our paid plans start as low as $49/month.
Thiyagaraj T
Maker
Going from GraphQL schema to a production backend in one-click is pretty insane 🤩. Also with live subscriptions, I see this as an alternative for my projects where currently I am using firebase 🤔
Tejas Dinkar
Maker
@thewizardjs Thanks! Glad to hear you are finding this useful. We are really looking forward to seeing what you are building.
Shivanshu Singh
Great product
Tejas Dinkar
Maker
@iamshivanshu Thanks for the compliment!
Kirill Noskov
Sorry, I'm a database noob, but If I understood it right, together with a hosted database it seems to be a good solution for JAMStack, right? What are the benefits of Slash GraphQL compare to FaunaDB? Thanks!
Thiyagaraj T
Maker
@noskovvkirill Yes it a great fit for JAMStack! It is unique since it enables the developer to access the only native GraphQL database - Dgraph with no setup. It doesn’t run on top of another database like PostgreSQL or MongoDB.
Kirill Noskov
@thewizardjs Thanks! Definitely will give it a try! Liked the visual schema builder so far.
Mohit Bajoria
As a frontend developer, I struggle thinking about my backend even for smaller mvp project, this solves all my needs
Tejas Dinkar
Maker
@mohit_bajoria Thank you Mohit. Good to hear this is something you are trying out. Let us know what you're building :-).
Pooja Chopraa
Just attended Manish's Keynotes. Amazing product with amazing idea. I'm gonna try it for sure.
Tejas Dinkar
Maker
@chopraapooja Nice to see you here!!! And thanks for the feedback. Looking forward to seeing what you build!
sarav
@tdinkar - Very cool stuff! 1. Is DGraph the datastore for Slash? 2. Anyway to run DQL on Slashs datastore for advanced querying? 3. I've been using Hasura quiet a bit and absolutely love it. Authentication, Subsbcriptions, Graphql its pretty much got everything i need and it just works. What would you say are the advantages to Slash over Hasura ( apart from the self managed part )
Tejas Dinkar
Maker
@sarav1n 1) Yup, it's dgraph underneath. 2) Yes, we do have support for DQL, in a few different ways: https://dgraph.io/docs/slash-gra...
Aashay Sachdeva
Just the thing even a data scientist needed to dig into the world of graphQL
Tejas Dinkar
Maker
@aashay_sachdeva :-). Totally agree with you here. Writing queries on the fly is something that dgraph excels at, and we hope you find Slash GraphQL useful!
Atreyi Bose
Awesome stuff!
Tejas Dinkar
Maker
@atreyi Thanks!
Stiven Martínez
Wow, nice product, what's about the authentication?
Tejas Dinkar
Maker
@stivenmart Thank you :-). We support authentication via a JWT token. You can set up a shared key or a public key. Some documentation about this over here: https://dgraph.io/docs/graphql/a...
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