Hello all, I am working on a starter project featuring Prisma 2. It’s a NestJS API built in an Nx Workspace monorepo. You can find it here, feel free to give it a shot and tell me what you think! https://github.com/beeman/nx-nest-starter

Hi everyone, I am so excited to share this with you! 🙌 I am launching my first project on ProductHunt, and would be super grateful if you could check it out and upvote it in case you like it. https://www.producthunt.com/posts/github-labelsync LabelSync is a tool I built to help you manage labels in your GitHub account and organisations. It packs some fantastic features, such as: 📍 a centralised configuration for all repositories, 🤖 overview of changes in pull requests, 💡 instant feedback on configuration changes, 🎢 label chaining to create workflows, ♻️ multi-label renaming, 👩‍💻 declarative configuration using YAML and TypeScript, ✨ and more For all of Prisma fans, there’s also a discount code “Prisma Fans” (H9YMzlYW) that you may use to subscribe.

Hi Everyone, Glad to be joining the community! I wanted to showcase a recent project I have developed running on Prisma. Tomorrow App is a class scheduling and payments platform for independent gyms/studios or anyone who wanted to run a class of some kind. https://www.tomorrowapp.io/ I've been developing since the early preview versions of Prisma2 so its fantastic to see the beta version released with huge improvements on performance and stability. I cant wait to see how this grows and I'll be keeping my project up to date with releases. I have written a couple of articles around the tech behind the project. https://medium.com/tomorrowapp/using-prisma-with-graphql-codegen-eed022c13749 https://medium.com/tomorrowapp/building-online-software-as-an-independent-developer-5d448373b85f

I posted it a while back in another channel, but if you guys need a good dockerfile for production with prisma: https://medium.com/@emilefugulin/building-a-sane-docker-image-for-typescript-lerna-and-prisma-2-76d8ff9926e4

Hey there, everyone! 👋 You’ve probably seen all of the announcement about Prisma Day! 🎉 I wanted to quickly send a short reminder about the showcase during Prisma Day where we’d love to have folks from the commmunity show off the amazing things they’ve built using Prisma! If that’s something you may be interested in participating in, we are quickly finalizing the details. However, there’s still time to get involved. If you’re interested, feel free to reach out to me directly about it 😄

Hey folks 👋 I am the founder of an online video editing tool https://storycreatorapp.com. Currently running on graph.cool. I have dedicated the day today towards migrating to Prisma 2.

Looks awesome! @Michael Aubry

@Michael Aubry great stuff!!

Hey everyone checkout this GraphQL first starterkit which is using prisma by default 😃 https://github.com/karanpratapsingh/fullstack-starterkit

set the channel topic: Add your projects to https://github.com/catalinmiron/awesome-prisma

Hey all, Quick reminder that there’s an awesome-prisma list which you can submit your Prisma projects to for more visibility: https://github.com/catalinmiron/awesome-prisma

Hello guys! We are using prisma2 to build a platform to help connect students find teachers: https://jooclass.com . And the teachers can list their classes for free and have access to our payment, booking and management systems so they can spend less time doing boring stuff and more time teaching We will be launching soon in Australia. Many thanks to the Prisma team for building such an amazing product to be used as part of our stack ❤️

Hit #1 product of the day and #3 of the week. I migrated to Prisma 2 a month ago. Since then I’ve also hit #1 on hacker news. Story Creator: Simple online video editing for digital creators via @ProductHunt https://www.producthunt.com/posts/story-creator-2 Prisma2 going strong 💪

Hey guys! We built a tool using Prisma which creates a virtual presence for remote and semi-remote teams that makes agile work possible from anywhere. If you also miss the dynamics of the office when working remotely, then you will definitely like lyno. Give it a try, we’ll very appreciate your feedback.

hey guys, in case you missed it, someone drop that on PH two days ago in an absolute silence despite an amazing solution for realtime postgres. https://github.com/prostgles/prostgles-server-js https://prostgles.com/ It’s a very easy pluggable solution to handle realtime subscription on you postgres database (and more). Works really great for us so far. Hope it can help 🙂

Hey a friend of me made a module to make a "bridge" in a GraphQL server using Prisma to connect the GraphQLInfoResolver (AST of the query) to the include parameter of Prisma easily. You can check it out here : https://www.npmjs.com/package/graphql-prisma-info-include

Hi everyone! Together with my brother (@Martin Šošić) I’ve been developing Wasp - a config language for building full-stack web apps with as little boilerplate as possible. It is open-source and integrates with React/Node.js/Prisma. We just released Alpha and are looking for testers and contributors! We use Prisma as the database layer and it fits really nicely into the concept of a declarative language which Wasp is. We are happy to be here and looking forward to the next Prisma features! :) Check it out here: https://wasp-lang.dev/ Github repo: https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp Join our Discord server to meet the team and have a casual chat: https://discord.gg/rzdnErX Thanks for any feedback and comments!

hey guys! I’m Jan, an 18 year old tech entrepreneur from Berlin. For some time, I’ve been working on Everify - a dead-simple and highly optimized API for SMS verification / SMS two factor authentication 📱. Everify is up to 40% cheaper than competitors and will feature first-class helper libraries NodeJS, Typescript and more. ✅ -> Please do check out https://everify.dev and leave some feedback! It does use prisma under the hood ;) we’re planning to launch very soon. 💡 in return for your valuable feedback, I will offer reduced beta pricing for early adopters and Prisma users, so get in touch if that’s something that you’re interested in! If you want to learn more, go to https://everify.dev or check out my twitter thread about it! 🙂

Dear Prisma Community 👋 We are trying to make reviewing a joy for users and a great tool for businesses to provide useful reviews to their customers. We are 3 co-founders we want to build something actually helpful and trying to figure out our way. 🤝 We have broad experience technically but not so much on validating an idea. We see this community is thriving with great advice and we need some of them. 🙏 Would like to take a look at our launch page and provide us help in anyway you can? This could be any sort of feedback on the page, the product. Or better yet advice us on direction on finding potential customers and talking to them. 💬 https://reviewflow.io

Hi everyone 👋 I am CTO at Travis https://travistravis.co - Travis makes travel planning visual, social and collaborative. If you are not travelling at the moment, you can still exchange travel memories with friends, discover local guides from others and save what you like into visual moodboards. When the time comes, you’ll be able to use your moodboards as a collaborative place to plan your next trip or weekend away 🧳. Here’s an example of user-created travel guide you can find on our platform: travistrav.is/s/iWysASR6fqHrnnHQUymP Travis is built using prisma rainbow Prisma as database layer (running serverless with AWS AppSync / Lambda / Aurora Serverless). In fact, I will soon open-source a custom Prisma generator designed to work with AWS AppSync 🤯. We are still early stage, but we’ve already launched in private BETA in Australia 🦘 end of last year and we are planning to expand in other regions of the world, as soon as the global situation allows for it. So, if you are interested in the concept, please signup on https://travistravis.co and we’ll invite you into our Beta in a few weeks! Thanks for any feedback and comments.

Not sure if I shared this yet, but my upcoming book will show how to use Prisma along with Next.js and other tools while building a SaaS app. https://cutintothejamstack.com/

Hey Prisma Community 👋 prisma rainbow My twin brother @Martin Šošić and I are building Wasp - a DSL for building full-stack web apps with less boilerplate. It is open-source and integrates with React/Node.js/Prisma. You can check it out at (https://wasp-lang.dev/) we shared about Wasp here before (and got awesome feedback) and this time we have some exciting updates: • We launched Alpha! You can now build and deploy apps with Wasp • 🚀 Y Combinator invested in Wasp! 🚀 You can check out our announcement at HackerNews: https://news.ycombinator.com/show (currently #1, look for Wasp) We’d be happy to get any feedback from you and let us know if you have any questions! Best way is to join our Discord community at https://discord.com/invite/rzdnErX Thanks again for your support! :)

👀 Learn how to add SMS-based two factor authentication to your NodeJS app within 5 minutes! https://everify.dev/blog/two-factor-authentication-for-nextjs ✨ I wrote a blog post on how to integrate Everify with NextJS (applies to any JS backend). With just 9 additional lines of code, you get optimized SMS routing, automatically localized messages and detailed statistics, up to 40% cheaper than similar products. Plus, it is free to get started and during development! ✅ If you have any feedback, please feel free to reach out to me 🙂 Everify uses Prisma under the hood and it works like a charm!

Hey there prisma rainbow 😊 Excited to share with you that we’ve finally launched Panther! Having experienced ourselves the nightmare of setting up international entities for our previous startups, we built Panther. Panther helps startups employ people in 160+ countries without having to set up foreign subsidiaries. Our all-in-one global hiring platform for remote teams allows you to automate global compliance, payroll, taxes, and benefits, so you can build a world-class remote team without losing focus of your company's growth. I want to also thank everyone that's part of this community and especially over at Prisma for your hard work, constant sharing, contributing and supporting one another; the short timespan from our inception to launch has been made possible by building on top of Prisma. Would love for you guys to check us out on Product Hunt, ask any questions you may have and above all let us know what you think! https://www.producthunt.com/posts/panther-5 And remember. . . . Panther is Powered by prisma rainbow and Made with ❤️ from Around the 🌍

Hey hey prisma rainbow I’ve co-created a pretty cool typescript library for full-stack javascripters which works amazingly well with prisma. It’s a data layer called tRPC which gives you similar capabilities to blitzjs’ “*zero api data layer*” except it’s not tied to React or Next.js & does not require any code generation or watchers. You can add it to your existing old project to supercharge your API creation. You get the capabilities of using type-safe API resolvers from your backend straight into your React / React Native / [..] frontend. The magic is all in the TypeScript compiler. 🧙‍♂️ I’ve created 3 libs: one for node, one for any client (using

fetch()

), & one for react which just adds type safe sugar from your backend onto react-query. If anyone has any questions or feedback, feel free to DM me! 👉 Have a look at https://trpc.io 👈

Hey you fine folks of the Prisma community. We are working on the online video collaboration tool https://motionbox.io I am not only showcasing it here as it is built with Prisma but I am also curious to see if I can find any beta testers who actually could use video collaboration. If that is you, then I would love to chat 🙂

Slightly different showcase: we wrote a parser (+ reverse operation, generator) for Prisma Schema Language PSL in Haskell! We use it in out Wasp language compiler (https://wasp-lang.dev) where we use Prisma as a solution for managing the database. Wasp is declarative and Prisma has declarative PSL and that is why we chose it -> it was relatively easy to write the parser for it, and this is important for us because it gives Wasp better understanding of data models used in the app -> so for example we will be able to automatically generate CRUD for those models, and reason about it in other ways during Wasp compile time. NOTE: For now parser parses only

model

(although that is the most complicated part of PSL) + it was written for Prisma 2.17, we have to yet enrich it with new syntax that was added in 2.19. Source code : https://github.com/wasp-lang/wasp/tree/b10885e29c065a21cfa408fc6c9db8a2ce675cc0/waspc/src/Psl .

Hey everyone 👋! I’ve just released Prisma-AppSync, a custom Generator for prisma rainbow Prisma 2 that automatically generates a fully working ⚡ GraphQL CRUD API for AWS AppSync: https://github.com/maoosi/prisma-appsync From a Schema.prisma file, Prisma-AppSync will automatically generate: • The GraphQL Schema for all CRUD operations, using AWS AppSync scalar types and directives. The generated schema offers real-time subscriptions and exposes most of the Prisma relation queries out-of-the-box. • A TypeScript client library, ready to use within a Lambda resolver. Think of it as a wrapper around Prisma Client, capable to handle CRUD operations automatically, but also providing extensibility around the core API. • Documentation with examples of how to consume the newly generated GraphQL API. There are also some nice features to easily implement AppSync authorization modes, as well as fine-grained access control on the data. You can find more info in the docs: https://prisma-appsync.vercel.app The project is still highly experimental, so I don’t recommend using it in production just yet. That being said, feel free to give it a try, Star it on Github and send feedback to make it better!

Well, this next one is certainly no AppSync (seriously, wow!) but here’s a helpful migration tool if you’re coming from maybe a monolithic database with

snake_case

naming conventions… or worse, no naming conventions 😳 https://www.npmjs.com/package/prisma-case-format

model house_rating {
  id       Int    @id @default(autoincrement())
  house_id String
  house    house  @relation(fields: [house_id], references: [id])
  ...
}

👉 becomes

model HouseRatings {
  id       Int    @id @default(autoincrement())
  houseId  String @map("house_id")
  house    House  @relation(fields: [houseId], references: [id])

  @@map("house_ratings")
}

for every model!

Hi, before sending a message, I wanted to ask we can promote our project here right? Which is ofcourse built on Prisma and is not a product marketing but rather a Open source project