Build a GraphQL App with React

NHost is a serverless backend for web and mobile apps, providing a database with GraphQL, real-time sync, permissions, file storage, authentication, and serverless functions.

You need to clone the NHost repository from GitHub, install dependencies with npm or yarn, and start the React application.

You can access the Hasura console by copying the admin secret from the Data tab in your application and clicking 'Open Hasura'.

The workshop covers building a React app with GraphQL and TypeScript.

You can create an account by going to app.beta.nls.io and signing in with GitHub.

Yes, there is a free tier available, and you don't need to enter any card details.

You can choose Frankfurt, Germany as the hosting region. Multi-regional support will be added later.

You can create a new table by going to the Data tab in Hasura, selecting the public schema, and adding columns and frequently used columns like ID, created_at, and name.

You enable real-time data sync by using GraphQL subscriptions in your React application.

You can enable third-party sign-in methods like GitHub by configuring OAuth settings in the NHost dashboard and adding the sign-in provider in your React application.