Hey 👋 Today I launched an open-source project called Weblists. In short, it’s a platform where you can share lists with anyone on the web, without signing up anywhere. It’s built with Next.js, Typescript, and Tailwind CSS on the frontend, and Fastify together with Prisma and PostgresQL on the backend. I’m really happy with the stack! If you’re interested, I am looking for contributors to the project, so feel free to hit me up. Website: https://www.weblists.io Code (frontend): https://github.com/albingroen/frontend-lists Code (backend): https://github.com/albingroen/service-lists

Here at the company that I work at we make a podcast about React vs Angular: The pros and cons. Check it out! In the end I talk a bit about prisma

Hey, everyone! I’m helping build Sync Inc. We turn APIs from services like Airtable and Stripe into real-time Postgres databases. This means you can (finally) read data from third-party platforms using Prisma 🥳 We spin up a replica Postgres database with eg your Stripe data on AWS (or sync right to a schema in your existing db). All you need to do is drop our pre-generated

schema.prisma

into your app and start querying. We just launched support for Stripe. So I built a proof-of-concept showcasing using Prisma to build a customer billing portal using a company’s Stripe data: https://github.com/syncinc-so/stripe-billing-prisma Our Prisma schema is pretty good, still honing in some verbose back-references. Stripe has 82 tables (!!!), so we still have work to do around on-boarding/making it easy to navigate. But I’m a DM away if you want any help finding your way around. 🙏

decided to build something small to play around with new libraries and framework (including prisma) https://warcraft-gql.com/

We're thrilled to share Pearly's use case with Prisma. @Sean Emmer, Pearly's CTO & Co-founder, was a pleasure to collaborate with and he was super helpful in providing information and feedback to shape this story. ❤️ This article has a lot of lessons for anyone who founded a startup (or who is thinking about it)! https://www.prisma.io/blog/pearly-plan-customer-success-pdmdrRhTupve

Super proud of @Hyo for this amazing Hackathon for the South Korean Open Source & Prisma communities! Thank you for all the love, this was an awesome event! ❤️ https://github.com/dooboolab/WeHack

Here at Invisible, we're huge fans of prisma. I've personally used Prisma since it was still called Graphcool and as soon as prisma 2.0 went in Beta back in March 2020, Invisible started making the switch from Sequelize to Prisma. In fact, we got a blog post going up on the prisma blog next week talking all about it. I'll update this thread when it goes live. Our tech stack: reactjs.org nextjs.org trpc.io prisma.io typescriptlang.org nx.dev vercel.com postgresql.org This allows us to have 100% type-safe code from the DB straight to the frontend, without needing to maintain the types. Prisma generates them, trpc consumes them and passes them down and we dont even need to maintain any api server. We've previously had an apollo graphql server and despite a lot of people still migrating towards graphql, we've been there and are now migrating away to a more seamless developer experience. With nextjs and vercel we also get great dx and ux at the fraction of the cost we'd usually have to pay to run our own stateful servers. I can recommend this stack to anyone. Oh and we are hiring, so if you looking to work with a 100% remote company that builds on top of an amazing stack, hit me a message or head over to careers.inv.tech

After months of working on it, I’m glad to finally launch my website https://listolia.com It’s built with Nextjs, Prisma, and Postgresql, and hosted on DigitalOcean. Please do take a look. Any feedback is appreciated.

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Huge congratulations to @Mahmoud who build a free, multi-part course on how to build a fullstack app using Next.js, GraphQL, TypeScript, and Prisma! This required a lot of creativity, research and thoroughness on Mahmoud's part and it's a show of how dedicated he is to enable our community in getting started with Prisma! ❤️ https://www.prisma.io/blog/announcing-upcoming-course-8s41wdqrlgc7

Invisible Tech shares their story of migrating from Sequelize to Prisma and how they refactored their tech stack! 🙌 We're very grateful to @Pieter and @Scott Downes for their collaboration and attention to detail - they were a pleasure to work with! ❤️ 👉 Check out the section about their Engineering Culture and their open positions: https://careers.inv.tech/ 👀 https://www.prisma.io/blog/how-migrating-from-Sequelize-to-Prisma-allowed-Invisible-to-scale-i4pz2mwu6q

I enjoyed what @Simon Knott did with the prisma ER Diagram site and I just tweaked and moved it into a generator to run every time you run

npx prisma generate

. https://www.npmjs.com/package/prisma-erd-generator

Converting avidtrader.co - a (sample - dashboard) Angular SPA with Django / Postgresql backend to - A fully fledged & complete Mono Repo with Angular SPA, backed by NestJs / Prisma / Postgresql and all in Typescript - Fully open sourced - Very close to alpha release ... Feel free to check it out at: https://github.com/neekware/fullerstack

🚀 Today we're launching MongoDB support in preview! This wouldn't be possible without all the hundreds of amazing Early Access users who gave us feedback and support. ❤️ This is a short spotlight on a few of those amazing contributors: ✨ Distopik

"Prisma 2 is a great platform to build mix:analog on. I’m migrating our whole backend to it and it has been a joy to work with. Our current 2.x backend is MongoDB / NodeJS with no TypeScript and Prisma has enabled us to move to a more type safe environment with Postgres/Typescript"

by @Bojan Šernek, CEO @ Distopik d.o.o. | Twitter T LinkedIn linkedin ✨ Coralic

"By using Prisma's MongoDB adapter for the Uberblick project, we skyrocketed our new SaaS project from scratch to a production-ready MVP in just three days. Prisma allowed us to quickly iterate and move forward with our database while keeping its ease of use and the flexibility of MongoDB"

By @Tobias Möritz, Freelance design engineer @ Coralic | Github github icon LinkedIn linkedin ✨ Digital Speed

"I have worked with Prisma for over a year now and most recently built the site Autoauction. I absolutely love using it as an ORM tool and will continue to build it into my applications going forward. It has done a great job abstracting away granular details requisite to integrating MongoDB into your application. I think the community is fantastic and full of people willing to help each other out, and I very much look forward to what Prisma 2 brings in terms of MongoDB"

By @Taylor Lindores-Reeves, Director @ Digital Speed | Personal Blog + LinkedIn linkedin ✨ Dotworld Technologies

"We are using Prisma for various internal products such as MDM application for managing our products, Robot command center (our company includes robotics division). Using Prisma, the speed of the development increased and we are eagerly waiting for NoSQL support. I had to develop backend for a demo application which i was able to do in single night using Prisma. There are no words to express how happy we are at the rate of development. It would be great if Prisma includes a rollback feature in the migration tool"

By @Naveen Sakthivel, CTO @ Dotworld Technologies | Twitter T LinkedIn linkedin

I'm working on adding prisma support to the @jetkit/cdk anti-framework Goal is to make it easy to build serverless (not Serverless) applications with CDK and Prisma

Hey all, I wanted to share the latest issue of our data & analytics weekly roundup: SELECT FROM WHERE? I'd love to get the community's thoughts and feedback. SELECT FROM WHERE? Analytics at Google, the State of Data, and the Best AI & Data Science Podcasts! Any thoughts, recommendations, or great posts that we missed? Thanks :) https://www.getrevue.co/profile/SELECTFROMWHERE/issues/select-from-where-analytics-at-google-the-state-of-data-and-the-best-ai-data-science-podcasts-671077

Hello everyone 👋 I have published an article called Schema-driven development in 2021 and how it enables teams to build better applications faster! The article touches on technologies like GraphQL, gRPC/Twirp and of course Prisma ❤️ 👉 Check it out here: https://dev.to/eddeee888/schema-driven-development-in-2021-2708

Hello 👋 ! For any full-stack developer starting to work on Node.JS backend, I highly recommend checking this article by @Pasindu Dilshan, one of our #PrismaAmbassadors 🙌 👉 LinkedIn post 👉 Blog post: Simplify Backend Development with Prisma

Interested in checking Supabase + Prisma? @Mahmoud wrote an excellent article that goes in detail how to get started on the Supabase free tier with a PostgreSQL database. Supabase is a backend-as-a-service built on top of open source technologies, which offers a database, authentication, a REST API, real-time subscriptions, and storage. https://dev.to/prisma/set-up-a-free-postgresql-database-on-supabase-to-use-with-prisma-3pk6

Build a Modern Data App Hackathon - by DataStax! ⭐️ We are excited to have you as part of the hackathon! To ensure that you have access to all the resources and information you need, we have included important information below: https://bit.ly/2WhL7Qz

Hi everyone! 👋 I’m Matic, a member of The Guild. I am really excited to tell you about a new #GraphQL client for #Swift that we built - SwiftGraphQL. SwiftGraphQL is a code-first query builder that lets you use all the power of Swift’s type-system to write queries programmatically. It is centred around the core principle that every query you can possibly make is valid. If your project compiles, your queries work. And the best part: you don’t have to know anything about GraphQL to use it like a pro. It works like magic. We’ve mirrored all GraphQL structures and made them better by adding type-safety. 👉 queries are code fragments that you can reuse everywhere, 👉 variables are automatically injected into your queries, and 👉 each field gets its own decoder as you write the selection. You can start learning about it at http://the-guild.dev/blog/swift-graphql or https://swift-graphql.com. Don’t forget to give us feedback and ask questions on our website! We’ll try to answer everyone.

Hi! I am the author of a GraphQL schema builder for typescript (GiraphQL) and I recently released a plugin that makes it easy to build out GraphQL APIs backed by prisma, and does query introspection to avoid n+1 issues with nested queries. Today I just released an update the adds relay integration, letting you define nodes and connections with automatic n+1 handling in a completely type-safe way. Check it out and let me know what you think! https://giraphql.com/plugins/prisma#relay-integration

Hey all, I wanted to share the latest issue of our data & analytics weekly roundup: SELECT FROM WHERE? I'd love to get the community's thoughts and feedback. SELECT FROM WHERE? - Building a Data Team, Simple vs Non-Standard Charts, and Four Data Quality Best Practices that Actually Deliver Any thoughts, recommendations, or great posts that we missed? Thanks :) https://www.getrevue.co/profile/SELECTFROMWHERE/issues/select-from-where-building-a-data-team-simple-vs-non-standard-charts-and-four-data-quality-best-practices-that-actually-deliver-685565

I've been using prisma since version 1. I've used it about 10 different large projects. I'm a huge fan of it combined with Nexus. I can build and deploy APIs extremely quickly.

💅 We took Prisma Docs to the next level updating the code samples of all our 300+ content pages to be properly formatted! This is all thanks to the input of amazing community member @umidbekk, who's prettier-plugin-prisma was a stroke of genius! 🧙‍♂️ 👉 https://github.com/umidbekk/prettier-plugin-prisma

Hey all, I wanted to share the latest issue of our data & analytics weekly roundup: SELECT FROM WHERE? I'd love to get the community's thoughts and feedback. SELECT FROM WHERE? DataOps, True Self-Serve, and OpenAI's NLP Codex Waitlist! Any thoughts, recommendations, or great posts that we missed? Thanks :) https://www.getrevue.co/profile/SELECTFROMWHERE/issues/select-from-where-dataops-true-self-serve-and-openai-s-nlp-codex-waitlist-710025

🌿 Planning to migrate from Mongoose to Prisma? @Somsubhra Das wrote an excellent article that goes through the process step by step, highlighting pros and cons 💯 Please note that MongoDB is still in Preview, but the community is very active in testing it (even in production!) - ask any questions on the #mongodb channel 👉 Show your ❤️ on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Somsubhra1CP/status/1421742430429220864 👉 Full article here: https://dev.to/somsubhra1/journey-from-mongoose-to-prisma-orm-for-mongodb-3j21

Hey everyone, the talk given at the monthly-js-meetup has a blog post showcasing Prisma and the MongoDB integration with Next.js and Clerk 😄 We would be really glad if you could share 💪 https://clerk.dev/blog/clerk-prisma-mongodb-fullstack-post-app

Hey everyone! I've been working hard on a blog post that explains how to set up and deploy a GraphQL server with the following stack: • 🚀 Apollo Server (GraphQL server) • prisma rainbow Prisma (what else?!) • ⚡ Express (nodejs server) • 🐳 Docker (local db server) • 🐘 Postgres (relational DB) • 💻 Heroku (deployment) Here it is: https://tomray.dev/setup-and-deploy-graphql-server Any feedback is welcome! 🙏