I joined in 2017 when were only five people and still called Graphcool. It's absolutely incredible what the team has achieved since then!
The launch today marks a major milestone and sets the foundation for the future of the company.
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🎉 Brand new free course out now!
Up and Running with Prisma and PlanetScale 🪐
Using and together is awesome, but there are a few gotchas.
We see how to work through all of them in this free course ✌️
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I started using t3-stack and this month, but wanted a quicker way to seed my databases for rapid development.
Inspired by the recent GPT-3 wave, I used Promptable.js (LLM toolkit in TS, ) to build...
GPT-SEED🌱
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Much respect for and with their fantastic tutorials! If you're an aspiring dev interested in learning SvelteKit, definitely check them out!
Just watched their SvelteKit + tutorials, which were very helpful!
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🎊 I'm excited that I'll be speaking at NodeCongress this year on "Fullstack: Databases at the Edge".
Come say hi if you're attending in-person. 🙂
#NodeCongress
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🗞️ Join and I for another episode of "What's New in Prisma" in ~1hr.
✨ Prisma v4.9.0 release
✨ A look into Accelerate,
✨ Prisma Playground exploration,
✨ Schemix,
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💪 Our teams have been busy in the last six months.
⏪ Here is a recap of all the releases, new features, community updates, and the latest content from the Prisma squad.
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🔬 New on the blog: the first of a series entirely dedicated to testing
👉 In this article, shows you how to mock Prisma Client, spy on mocked modules, and some of the use cases of a mocked module with
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📰 Just published my latest article on the blog!
This is the first part of a series where I'll be diving into all things testing and how to test applications that use Prisma 🧪
Give it a read and let me know what you think!
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📰 Join and I on today's "What's new in Prisma"!
✅ Release 4.8.0
✅ David Hancu, creator of prisma-util
✅ Sivert Olsen, creator of Dundring
⏰ Going live in ~50min! Hope to see you there!
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Honestly, I was in the "I hate ORMs" camp for a long time. I got so sick of them that I would only use raw db drivers directly.
Technically, I'm probably still in that camp somewhat, with one glaring exception: Prisma.
Prisma is absolutely amazing
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🚀 Just before the holidays, we have another surprise for you all!
🤩 We've partnered up with the folks from to build an interactive learning experience for the Prisma ORM.
👀 Read more about it on the blog and let us know what you think!
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Remember to join and this Thursday for "What's New in Prisma" as they walk you through all the new updates and features.
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🤩 This is super exciting: Sidebase is bringing `create-t3-app` to the Vue/Nuxt community!
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@trpcio added as well, check it out:
"npm create sidebase@latest"
is now at about feature parity with create-t3-app by @t3dotgg - we hope that it will be an enormous help for people building apps in the @vuejs and @nuxt_js ecosystem 
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After reading an article from on the Crunchy Data blog I decided to give adding a CHECK constraint to my Prisma project a try.
❌ Buuuut, check constraints don't have native support in your prisma schema.
Here is how to add a check constraint in 👇
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But the vast majority of my queries are with Prisma and it makes me outrageously productively.
Oh, and don't get me started on how great the schema definition and migrations are. You think I could do any better than what's offered on my own?! Sure I could, but not as quickly!
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In case you want to create a high-performing app that’s multiplayer and offline capable, here’s a definitive guide on how to integrate with 🚀 using , and deployed to . blog.simplerlist.com/post/how-to-bu #apps #webdev #fullstack #webapps
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Check out my new blog post on Prisma Client extensions! I can't wait to see some of the extensions people start building.
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✨ Prisma Client extensions enable many new ways to work with Prisma.
In this article, shows you how to write and share Prisma Client extensions, along with a ton of examples showing various use cases for extensions.
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🚀 If you're using Prisma and want to split your Prisma schema into multiple files, check out `prisma-import` by .
It's superior to other workarounds because:
✅ It supports cross-file relations
✅ Comes with a dedicate VS Code extension
👉 github.com/ajmnz/prisma-i
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is very promising to help us evolve our APIs and is great for managing database models.
Having these two tools work together makes backend development so easy.
I think it could be a game changer 😍
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The lovely folks at have written a series of articles showing how you can integrate Prisma with Platformatic DB 🤝 😍
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🗞 If you're using in your development workflow, Prisma can complement your workflow by:
🌟 Providing an intuitive data modeling language
🌟 Auto-generated and customizable migrations
🌟 Type-safety and auto-completion for queries
dev.to/prisma/why-pri
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I got to see a demo of this 2 weeks ago and while I'm not a fiction writer, this definitely created an urge in me to become one just to test it out 😄
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I haven't talked about my work a lot recently, but I've got some big personal news! 
Last year I joined @verbforwriters to build verb.ai, an AI-enhanced writing app for fiction writers!
Today, we shipped! 
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Today, we shipped!
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🤩 just became a fantastic tool to build apps. It's like a schema driven ORM that auto generates GraphQL API as Next.js route. 🤯
Imagine building demos with GraphQL with a readonly database that could be committed to your repo as a file. Game changer.
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Keystone is now an excellent type-safe data layer for building @nextjs apps.
@KeystoneJS is not just a headless CMS anymore. With our recent release, Keystone is now also an application framework that can be imported and used as a data layer in Next.js apps.
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💽 for the ORM. This is probably my favorite package of all time. Prisma is incredible in every sense of the word. I doubt I will ever build another full app without it, and it will probably keep all my serious projects in TypeScript forever. (🧵6/8)
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🤿 Deep dive into type safety
In his #TypeScript Berlin Meetup talk, talks through the concept of end-to-end type safety and its concrete implementation using #Remix, #Zod, and Prisma.
➡️ Check out the recording
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📔 Next in our Build REST API series with , Prisma, and PostgreSQL.
In this chapter, you will learn how to perform error handling in a NestJS application.
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Michael is currently working on more updates of this, definitely check it out if you're using Prisma+Pothos for your GraphLQ server 🚀 (and don't forget to share your feedback with him 😄)
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If you are using Pothos with Prisma, I have some new utils I have been working on and would love to get some early feedback from anyone feeling adventurous: github.com/hayes/pothos/d
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If you are using Pothos with Prisma, I have some new utils I have been working on and would love to get some early feedback from anyone feeling adventurous:
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Reading recently about React Server Components, I got a weird idea that they might resurrect RPC. Wrapped it in a short enthusiastic post
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🚀 nuxt-prisma, release time
We've just released an early version of a 3 + module that offers a smooth prisma + nuxt integration.
We will use it in our upcoming, big iteration of our sidebase starter. You can already test-drive it today: sidebase.io/nuxt-prisma
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5. If you're not using #Prisma for your JS projects, you're missing out! It's made my code more scalable, maintainable, and performant. Plus, the type hinting is unbeatable. #javascript
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🙌 The recording of 's talk "End to End type safety: A tale of three domains" from #GraphQL Scale 2022 is now available ✨
👇 Watch it on YouTube
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It’s been great! Before Prisma I used to rank ORMs somewhere between gridlock traffic for 2 hours when you’re running late and passing a kidney stone.
I still think that of other ORMs, but not Prisma!
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