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by sorenbs 6y ago
The Prisma Migrate team is thinking about these issues. I'll let them elaborate when they wake up tomorrow :-) We are taking inspiration from this great writeup on how Github has implemented a workflow that enable their developers to c
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Hi there, I think Prisma might cover "smart many2many relationships". What exactly do you mean by smart caching techniques? Prisma is applying the dataloader pattern from GraphQL automatically under the hood, which we find to be a
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Hassle-Free Database Migrations with Prisma Migrate(prisma.io)
64 points by sorenbs 6y ago|26 comments
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The easiest way to explore and manipulate your data in your Prisma projects(prisma.io)
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The Kafka API is great; now let's make it fast(vectorized.io)
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Thanks for the details! We would price such a service to be competitive with the obvious alternative of using a long-running VPS or ec2 instance.
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Really interesting. How do you deal with ephemeral file storage? I guess you actually need the provider (say AWS) to build this into the platform?
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Hi Picardo! We are toying around with the idea of launching a Cloud SQLite product targeting this exact use case. How large are your data sets? Would you be interested in a quick call to discuss your needs in more detail?
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Thank you!
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Is it a concern that both Tokio and stdlib have AsyncRead+AsyncWrite traits that seem to be incompatible?
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by sorenbs 6y ago
I'm not sure why Prisma is called out here. But posts like this bubble up in our Slack, so I thought I should respond... Prismas query engine is a complex piece of code and receives very little outside contributions. Moreover, Prisma o
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by sorenbs 6y ago
After spending a year rewriting Prisma from Scala to Rust, we finally launched it in June this year. The reception has been phenomenal, but there was one piece missing. Without a solid integrated Database Migration Tool, Prisma wasn't
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Prisma Migrate is now ready(prisma.io)
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by sorenbs 6y ago
I tried both the previous gen and newest version of Vanmoof and Cowboy. I do not like the automatic gear shifting in Vanmoof one bit. The Cowboy is single-speed gear and the motor intelligently adjust the level of support so you don't
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by sorenbs 6y ago
What would this do? What is your use case?
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by sorenbs 6y ago
https://webassembly.org/
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by sorenbs 6y ago
It sounds like Vectorized is a streaming platform built on top of Redpanda. Is that the right way to think about it? If yes, then why not build it directly on top of Kafka instead?
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Redpanda – A Kafka-compatible streaming platform for mission-critical workloads(vectorized.io)
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Contact info is in my profile. Please send an email so we can set something up :-)
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by sorenbs 6y ago
This is a really cool project. I’m happy to see that you are using Prisma for data access. If you are interested we can set up a shared slack channel so you can provide feedback and we can make sure we support everything you need for this p
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by sorenbs 6y ago
The narrative that diesel cars are better for the environment, which is pushed by the scientists who found the 11-15 tonnes was disputed by your article. From the first section: “The Belgian newspaper De Standaard published this claim on th
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Sure, but the total system loss for hydrogen is much higher, so unless renewable electricity becomes free, batteries win on tco.
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by sorenbs 6y ago
The 11-15 Tonnes come from the study that you referenced page is disputing? There is a persistent narrative in Germany that diesel cars are better for the environment, and your comment is playing into that. This narrative is wrong and damag
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Sounds like you need to follow Auke on Twitter :-P He has literally spent the last five years debunking this nonsense. Here's a thread from just 5 hours ago: https://twitter.com/AukeHoekstra/status/12793594811
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Kevas is asking why he would use Prisma instead of raw SQL. There are numerous user testaments on this very page from developers explaining why they prefer Prisma over raw SQL. But it is much more fun to just call us "gobbledegook&quot
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Was it though?
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by sorenbs 6y ago
I'd suggest you watch the Prisma Day talks when they are published or give it a try. If you are a grumpy HN troll, then Prisma might not be for you, and that's okay. SQL is great for many cases, and you might not need to expand yo
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Prisma supports transactions through the `prisma.transaction` API. This allow you to perform multiple DB actions in a single request and gives you an all-or-nothing semantic.
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by sorenbs 6y ago
This is why we are focusing on the Node and Go ecosystems first :-) If you liked the developer experience in the .NET ecosystem but find yourself needing to work with JavaScript or Go, you'll probably like Prisma.
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by sorenbs 6y ago
Prisma is not a database. It is a modern way for application developers to work with all the databases they already use. The main benefit is improved developer experience due to automatic generation of types, which gives you full code-cpmpl

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