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I just recently started using Prisma for a work project and so far I am very pleasantly surprised. I don't think I'll ever want to use something like TypeORM or
by IceDane 6y ago
I just recently started using Prisma for a work project and so far I am very pleasantly surprised. I don't think I'll ever want to use something like TypeORM or similar again.
We also used their Nexus library to set up a graphql server, and that also worked pretty well. There is a library which bridges the gap between prisma and nexus, making it super easy to set up CRUD operations, but it seems we started using prisma right in the middle of them totally revamping that library.
The fact that the prisma developers are aware of technical debt to the point that they are able and willing to totally ice a project in order to redesign it properly is also something I like, because sometimes that is really what you need to do, but most aren't willing to do. Naturally, this can cause some friction, but I work in an industry where I regularly have to work with horrible libraries and software written by developers that don't care and just keep on piling up crap on top of their already huge pile of crap.
Congrats and thanks for all the hard work.
- ampdepolymerase 6y agoPrisma needs to make the Hasura-style automatic API generation easier. Currently it requires too much setup and moving parts.