Q. Can Qwik apps be SEO-friendly?
A: Yes. Qwik apps support server-side rendering and fast interaction, which makes them highly SEO-friendly.
Q. Why is Qwik suitable for building a weather application?
A: A weather app requires fast load times and quick updates. Qwik’s resumability ensures the app loads almost instantly, even on slower networks.
Q. What is the Qwik framework and how is it different from React or Angular?
A: Qwik is a front-end framework designed for instant loading and fine-grained lazy loading. Unlike React or Angular, Qwik delivers only the required code when needed, improving performance.
Q. What are the key benefits of using Rocket REST API with SurrealDB?
A: You get type safety, Rust performance, and an easy way to build robust REST APIs while leveraging SurrealDB’s hybrid database capabilities.
Q. Is SurrealDB production-ready for large-scale applications?
A: SurrealDB is still maturing but already used in production by some companies. It’s suitable for projects that need flexibility, though enterprises should test scalability before adopting it fully.
Q. Can SurrealDB be integrated with frameworks other than Rocket?
A: Yes. SurrealDB exposes APIs and supports multiple programming languages, so you can integrate it with frameworks like Actix, Axum, or even non-Rust ecosystems.
Q. How does SurrealDB differ from traditional SQL or NoSQL databases?
A: Unlike traditional databases, SurrealDB allows schema flexibility, supports advanced querying, and provides graph relationships natively—making it versatile for multiple use cases.
Q. What is SurrealDB and why should I use it?
A: SurrealDB is a modern, multi-model database that supports SQL-like queries along with graph and document storage. You should use it because it reduces complexity by combining features of relational and NoSQL databases in one system.
A: What are the pros and potential trade-offs of using Hasura?
Pros: Fast setup; minimal server code. GUI for schema management. Real-time GraphQL operations and live queries/subscriptions. Trade-offs / Considerations: Less flexibility for very custom business logic (you may need remote schemas or actions). Security & authorization need to be properly configured externally or via Hasura features. The free / tiny database tiers may have performance […]
Q: How does tracking existing tables or relationships work?
A: If your database already has tables, you can use the “Untracked Tables or Views” section in Hasura’s UI to track them, so they become part of the GraphQL schema. Similarly, you can establish foreign key relationships so GraphQL queries can traverse them.