Launched my new Jamstack book, which uses Prisma heavily in it! https://www.cutintothejamstack.com/

Hope that counts as showcase-worthy!

Greetings to everyone. I'd like to express my gratitude to everyone in the community who assisted me in the construction of this project and specially to @Ryan for clearing my doubts. It is made with React, GraphQL, Prisma, NodeJS, and PostGres. For security researchers, the app is a simple way to share blogs, videos, reports, and tools. (I work as a security researcher and bug bounty hunter.) The website can be found at LinkShare. I'm looking for someone who can assist me with UI code enhancements (the UI, to put it bluntly, just works). Suggestions, contributions, and advice are all appreciated. You can read about it here.

I'm thrilled to share *iopool*'s story here - they used Prisma to fully refactor their application in less than 6 months: https://www.prisma.io/blog/iopool-customer-success-story-uLsCWvaqzXoa

If anyone else is interested in partnering with us to highlight your use case, don't hesitate to ping me!

Hi everyone, not sure if this is the right or not channel for this, but I’m building a way of creating a Prisma DMMF from TypeScript decorators: https://github.com/alii/trisma 🙂

Hey everyone 👋🏾 , I created a library (still in active development) that allows you to define your Prisma schema using Typescript/JavaScript. It is essentially a code-first API to build up a prisma schema. I am hoping to get beta testers/contributors so that the library can be improved. Cheers! https://github.com/thechinedu/prisma-prime

^ I understand the benefits of writing your own schema language but I've always wondered why projects don't just allow people to define schemas in typescript. Skips having to implement a parser and gives users the full power of typescript. That probably sometimes leads to ugly usages of it where a schema language can limit people going crazy but think I'd opt for flexibility

oh-my-zsh plugin for autocomplete Prisma CLI https://github.com/AhmedElywa/zsh-prisma

Learn about Grover + Prisma here, and how they bring data together and make it accessible through federated GraphQL APIs. Big thanks to @Ricardo Almeida, who was a fantastic help to put together this post > https://www.prisma.io/blog/grover-customer-success-story-nxkWGcGNuvFd

Hi everyone 👋 Excited to announce that today we are 🚀 launching Travis on Product Hunt 😸! If you want to help support our launch, please go leave a comment or a review on https://www.producthunt.com/posts/travis-3  For those who might have missed my post here a few months ago - Travis is a social-driven Travel platform designed to bring human connection and travel inspiration together. Prisma prisma rainbow was used to build the database layer (running serverless with AWS AppSync / Lambda / Aurora Serverless). To be more specific, the Beta version of Travis is running on Prisma-AppSync, a custom generator recently open-sourced and that you can explore at https://github.com/maoosi/prisma-appsync Thanks in advance for your support 🙏!

Hey everyone 👋, Excited to share a tutorial on how to rapidly standup a site using Airtable, Prisma, Next.js and a tool we built — Sync Inc. After a couple developers built sites on this stack, we had to share the approach with the Prisma community. We asked @Akshay Kadam (A2K) if he’d help write it up - and he boiled it all down into a great sample project around Startup Acquisitions. It highlights how easy it is to corral your data using Airtable and then build quickly using Prisma’s type-safety and queries. Check it out 👀 https://docs.syncinc.so/playbooks/prisma

Hi everyone, not sure if this is the right channel for this or not, but I made a tutorial to persist data to PostgreSQL via Prisma in AWS! https://docs.anycloudapp.com/documentation/tutorials/aws-prisma-node-psql

As part of the app I’m building in my book, I built an async multi-image upload feature with a state UI. Uses Prisma (of course!), Postgres (Railway), Cloudinary, Chakra-UI, Next.js.

Architecture looks like this if anyone is interested

@Mike Cavaliere 👋. By chance is there a link to preorder your book?

@Donovan Dikaio Absolutely! https://www.cutintothejamstack.com/

sweet thanks @Mike Cavaliere

No prob 🙂

New Article for getting started with Prisma. https://dev.to/angad777/create-a-fully-typesafe-graphql-api-with-nodejs-typescript-and-prisma-3c59

Just made a video of how to create a auth API with Prisma and GraphQL [PT-BR]

yo! prisma rainbow I’m working on an insanely cool thing with tRPC.io! Typesafe HTTP/DB batching (without graphql or swagger or any other schemas!) This code below (that sits on top of react-query) produces: • exactly one HTTP call (thanks to a a new tRPC-feature), and • exactly one

SELECT

(thanks to prisma’s built-in batching) 👉 have a play with it here: https://codesandbox.io/s/github/trpc/trpc/tree/feature/links/examples/next-prisma-starter?file=/src/pages/batching.tsx:226-430

I'm thrilled to share the story of Poppy's journey to Prisma and use case. Big thanks to @Thibaut, Poppy's CTO, for his collaboration and feedback! Check out their solution, and if you're ever in Antwerp, Brussels and Mechelen, I highly recommend going for a ride 🚗 🛵 🛴 https://www.prisma.io/blog/poppy-customer-success-story-swnWQcGRRvpd

Hey everyone, for those who are starting with Prisma and still wondering about how to work with relations here is an article I wrote that will help you! https://hashnode.com/post/working-with-relations-in-prisma-one-to-many-ckpps0ztg0ai0whs16nfv7c7k

How to get started with Prisma, Next.js & Postgres with this simple beginner friendly Full-Stack Application Thank you for watching and your support

I'm super pleased for @martin and his team on launching Ecstatic today! 🚀 Another amazing startup with next-gen stack using JavaScript, PostgreSQL, NextJS, Vercel, and Prisma prisma rainbow https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6809054643776237568

If someone is interested I’ve also made a tutorial on how to deploy on Vercel/Heroku the full-stack application made in the last video

My first foray into nextjs/react + prisma-- I built a reddit-like site for indexing and discussing postmortems that companies publish after major outages. Definitely had a bit of an adventure getting my dev->test->prod deployment and migration flow working the way I like it with Vercel + Prisma + pgbouncer + postgres on DigitalOcean, but now that it's up and running it's pretty magical. https://postmortem.io

would anyone like to share their prisma schema for a medium-large sized app 🙂