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I've been using Prisma in for some months now (even in production), and I'm a big fan of the product. With TypeScript you have an easy full autocompletion & typ
by c036 8y ago
I've been using Prisma in for some months now (even in production), and I'm a big fan of the product. With TypeScript you have an easy full autocompletion & type checking over your models, and coupled with a graphql-yoga server & graphqlgen for the exposed GraphQL part it has been a pretty nice experience.
The downside is (because there is always some), as it's a new tech, problems can pop up and more research have to be made compared to a more old and popular framework.
In any case, I highly recommend you to try it on your own, I'm looking foward to its futur improvements.
- nikolasburk 8y agoThanks so much for your positive feedback, we really appreciate it! We indeed have many exciting improvements in the store, to get an overview of those feel free to check out our RFCs: https://github.com/prisma/rfcs https://github.com/prisma/rfcs Also, if you're building a GraphQL server you might want to check out GraphQL Nexus which is an alternative to the SDL-first approach taken with `graphqlgen`: https://www.prisma.io/blog/using-graphql-nexus-with-a-database-pmyl3660ncst https://www.prisma.io/blog/using-graphql-nexus-with-a-databa...