Often during application development, we do not care much about the size of our bundle. However, as the code base grows, we need to think about it not only for speed and performance, but also to take responsibility for users’ data...
In previous articles, we explored how to set up your development environment and query your GraphQL schema, how to add relationships to your GraphQL queries, and lastly, how to add unique constraints to your GraphQL schema. In thi...
Tip The Fauna Cloud Console now has GraphQL Playground! This blog was written before we added GraphQL Playground to our Cloud Console. Although this tutorial will still work, we recommend that you follow this tutorial series i...
Tip The Fauna Cloud Console now has GraphQL Playground! This blog was written before we added GraphQL Playground to our Cloud Console. Although this tutorial will still work, we recommend that you follow this tutorial series i...
Tip The Fauna Cloud Console now has GraphQL Playground! This blog was written before we added GraphQL Playground to our Cloud Console. Although this tutorial will still work, we recommend that you follow this tutorial series i...
Tip The Fauna Cloud Console now has GraphQL Playground! This blog was written before we added GraphQL Playground to our Cloud Console. Although this tutorial will still work, we recommend that you follow this tutorial series i...
In the previous two posts in this series, we covered FaunaDB schema basics, and basic CRUD operations (create, read, update, and delete). Fauna Shell handles access control for you, so you haven’t had to do any key management. Thi...
The most common database queries are used simply to manipulate individual data items. For instance a recipe application allows users to save a new recipe, read an existing recipe, make changes to a recipe, or remove an unwanted re...
This series introduces the FaunaDB Query Language, giving examples of patterns and APIs that you’ll interact with as you use the database. This is the first article in the series, and discusses the primitive objects that you’ll wo...
One of the most exciting features of the FaunaDB 2.6 release is the automated log topology. Prior to this release, setting up the log topology was a manual process where an enterprise operator had to decide on a log topology upfro...