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Having used both, I would pick Hasura for any project going forward. Time to productivity is so much faster with Hasura and “it just works”. Prisma, at least wh
by agrippanux 6y ago
Having used both, I would pick Hasura for any project going forward. Time to productivity is so much faster with Hasura and “it just works”. Prisma, at least when I was using it, was introducing breaking changes regularly and whipsawing between major design choices.
- hokumguru 6y agoI mean... this just now is the production-ready release. Everything for the past year on prisma2 has specifically been labeled as unstable. I wouldn't rag on them too hard for having breaking changes while in an alpha/beta phase.
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- o_____________o 6y agoThis has been my experience as well. Then Prisma wasn't able to correctly "introspect" the database, threw a generic error, and that was the end.
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