Nikolas Burk

@nikolasburk

learning and educating about GraphQL, DBs & ORMs | organizes | alumn | WWDC14 scholar | x

Berlin, Germany
Joined March 2014
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    May 20

    This was really fun, thanks a lot for having me 🙏💚 In the talk, I introduced Prisma 2.0 and covered: ◮ Introspecting a database ◮ Generating & Exploring Prisma Client ◮ Building a REST API w/ Express ◮ Building a GraphQL w/ Nexus

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    May 22

    nexus@0.22 ✨ ⇾ Integrated tree-shaking 3mb (-33x) vanilla apps or 20mb (-15x) with ⇾ Auto-import Nexus modules ⇾ Import external GraphQL.js types ⇾ Filterable logs via @nexus/logger@0.2

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  3. May 22

    Another attempt to explain "why Prisma is not an ORM" 👉

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    May 7

    Hello World!

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    May 21

    🔥 Awesome stream with yesterday on ! Kitze: ⚡️ "I love everything about Blitz" ⚡️ "I hope that this is the future — people are going to start solving actual problems instead of solving 'how these 5 layers can work together'" Watch:

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  6. May 20

    Special shoutout to for helping out with my slides last minute 😄

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    May 20

    Been getting into RedwoodJS and BlitzJS - and it was cool to see that the underlying ORM for both was . Pretty impressed with how far Prisma has come with v2, looking forward to seeing more

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  8. May 20

    Starting in 90 minutes: Learn how Prisma 2.0 makes frontend developers fullstack!

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  9. May 20

    I'll be replacing for this talk later today! 🙏 Make sure to tune in at 7pm CET to learn how can help make frontend developers fullstack! 🚀

    We will have a 2.0 talk and demo by its co-author tomorrow. Make sure to tune in and set a reminder 🔔👇
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    May 19

    Wrote my first blog post: GraphQL in iOS

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    May 18

    a few projects that need some maintainer help that i can get you started on: - graphql/express-graphql - graphql/swapi-graphql - prisma-labs/vscode-graphql (184k installs, 2nd to ’s ext) - prisma-labs/graphql-playground (some finishing touches still needed)

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  12. May 18

    Great article explaining how to resolve the N+1 issue in GraphQL by leveraging the `info` object from the resolvers to make efficient database calls using ! 🚀

    Added new post in to Improve Your performance with . By convert info: GraphQLResolveInfo to select object accepted by Prisma Client
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    May 16

    If client gets better and better at making efficient db calls behind the scenes this could be life-changing for a lot of implementations out there. (Currently will batch `findOne` calls for you)

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  14. May 14

    For all my coding problems, I typically post on SO *before* I start my own research. This helps me understand the problem much better! Only *then* I start my own research. Now it's basically a race between me and other SO users who can solve the stated problem first 🏎

    When you answer your own Stackoverflow question 🥇
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  15. May 14

    When you answer your own Stackoverflow question 🥇

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    May 11

    Been incorporating Prisma 2.0 into a new project. Absolutely love it, especially the convenience of nested writes🤟

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    May 10

    Played with BNF grammars and JFlex during the past week or so, to build "language support" for 2 schema files in and other IDEs 🙂 Still a work in progress, but syntax highlighting is getting there!

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    May 8

    So at 04:30 PM (CEST) today, me and are gonna talk about the past, present, and future of 😁 I'm super excited about this stream, so make sure to tune in in ~1 hour: 🟣 🔴 🔵

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  19. May 8

    There's no perfect abstraction™️, and you will need to drop down to raw SQL eventually for certain use cases. But that doesn't mean that you shouldn't use an abstraction that makes your life easier in the vast majority of cases.

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  20. May 8

    In the end, it's all about reaching your goals 🤷‍♀️ And your goal is typically not to write great SQL queries, but to build an application that provides value to users, and you should choose the tools that can help you with that! ◭

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