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I was pretty sure that Prisma also supported generating OpenAPI schemas and GraphQL, but maybe I'm wrong. Fair point about expressiveness, but if your data mus
by nerdponx 4y ago
I was pretty sure that Prisma also supported generating OpenAPI schemas and GraphQL, but maybe I'm wrong.
Fair point about expressiveness, but if your data must cross application boundaries then you are somewhat limited in expressiveness no matter what, because your types need to be understood by arbitrary clients.
Lack of generics is pretty annoying though. It's probably my biggest annoyance with GraphQL.
- primering 4y agoGood point. That's why I'm working on a C++ version of TypeScript's type checking./computation so it can be used in all languages. That would allow us to use TypeScript types literally everywhere and remove that barrier. Prisma's DSL has no syntax for validation constraints, so even with openAPI generators it's incomplete.
- bstrom 4y agoVery interested in this. Is there a good place to stay updated on your progress?
- VyperCard 4y agoI’m also interested in any updates regarding this entire stack.
- trevorsg 4y agoJoin the Discord!
- primering 4y agoI'm really bad at marketing, but I regularly tweet [0] and chat with the discord [1] community. I'm trying keep the followers up to date with the C++ typescript stuff. Feel free to join [0] [url-redacted] [1] [url-redacted]
- Brometheus 4y agoWill do.