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Contributing to open source project is a great way to enhance your skills. Not only you learn how to write quality code that actually goes into production you also learn how to work collaboratively with other developers. There are many platforms where open source projects are being hosted by many open source organizations. Most famous of them all is GitHub . Other famous platforms are Gitlab and Bitbucket . In this blog post I will describe the correct way to open a pull request so that you don’t run into several issues. What is Pull Request? Pull request in simple terms a patch of code that is sent to original code base for review. Maintainers of the project will review your pull request and merge it into original code base if everything is perfect. Is it tough to open a pull request? No, not at all. It is quite simple to start. It just takes you to come with correct code changes, do a code commit and then send it along to original project for review. Then why this blog

GraphQL has gained popularity in recent years due to easiness and flexibility it offers in developing client applications. Applications built with GraphQL APIs are easy to develop and maintain. In this blog post we willbuild a todo application using VueJS and Hasura-GraphQL-Engine . Hasura provides real-time graphql for postgres databases. We will go into details of how to use each component and building an application from it. What is Hasura-GraphQL-Engine? Hasura-graphql-engine provides a real-time graphql on your postgres databases. This allows you to develop awesome applications without worrying about backend. To see all the features hasura provides visit this link. Hasura graphql engine also provides you with GUI where you can run your graphql queries and edit your database tables. Before we start with our vue application we need to setup hasura graphql engine that will provide us with a graphql api endpoint. Setting up Hasura-GraphQL-Engine   Setting up Hasura g

This is part 3 of "Developing a Google Data Studio Connector". If you haven't read previous two posts I recommend you to go back and read those posts. That will give you an idea of data studio connector and you will feel confident following this tutorial. So lets start coding our connector. Step 1: Define getAuthType Function  In you app script file start by getAuthType function. Since we will be accessing public API of GitHub so we will be using no authorization tool. We will pass NONE as the required authorization type. Read more about it here . Here is the code snippet:  getAuthType function Step 2: Defining getConfig Function Next we will define getConfig() function. Since we will be comparing the GitHub profiles so we add a input field to add the GitHub usernames. Here is the documentation on how to use getConfig() . getConfig function Here config object is obtained from the connector. And then we define a newTextInput(). This makes a new