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   by hn_reddit_human 6y ago

   I think that declarative migrations don't make sense in the real world. You're modifying existing state so it has to be incremental. I'm curious to see how Prisma plans to handle these real-world use-cases.
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   by hn_reddit_human 6y ago

   Thanks! IIUC, a "batch" request is run in a transaction.But if I need to run business logic in the middle of requests that's not supported?
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   by hn_reddit_human 6y ago

   I mentioned this the last time, but I find it surprising that the Prisma ORM doesn't support transactions or aggregations? Any thoughts from the Prisma team? It kind of seems like table stakes. I commented on this previously as well:
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   by hn_reddit_human 6y ago

   If I understand correctly, transactions are currently not supported for doing any advanced business logic beyond building CRUD: https://www.prisma.io/docs/reference/tools-and-interfaces/pr... Also, no mention
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   by hn_reddit_human 6y ago

   Does the commercial offering from Gatsby offer hosting? I couldn't figure it out from the https://gatsbyjs.com page. Gatsby and NextJS (Vercel) are both backed by CRV[1,2]. It seems like a fairly competitive overlap. Would
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   by hn_reddit_human 7y ago

   Hm... is this is like JOOQ[1] for non-Java languages? Or maybe more like a typed version of massivejs[2]? [1] https://www.jooq.org/ [2] https://massivejs.org/
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   Ask HN: Why are subreddits so toxic?

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