please let me know on WhatsApp 07947790914

Hi all! I’m Marcelo! I have a podcast called Contentful { Creators } (https://anchor.fm/contentful-creators) - I’m looking for an experience GraphQL developer that would like to be a guest on my podcast to chat about GraphQL. It would be an introduction to GraphQL for developers not familiar with it. If interested, please email me at marcelo@themarcelolewin.com or DM me. Please include your name, your experience and also that it’s about GraphQL for the podcast. Thank you!

Hi! really excited to join the community, is this the correct question to ask questions or is there somewhere better?

I made this dumb thing with react, react-spring, react-three-fiber, and next.js running in docker for development and SSG. click, pull down, and let go! https://blepper.andrewray.me/

I wanted to share a little piece we wrote as part of this whole fixed price vs hourly struggle that affects remote work. We used to hire developers on Upwork a lot in the past. We always had trouble deciding whether to pick “fixed price” or “hourly”. Fixed price is alluring since you only pay for quality work that you are satisfied with. But, it’s unfair to developers since estimating time precisely is a notoriously difficult thing to do. Moreover, we often found ourselves in the position where we kept having to add little bonuses to keep developers motivated to stick to a project rather than abandon it. So, we switched to hiring people by the hour. But we found developers were annoyed that the time tracking software was capturing their screen. And, some developers tracked exaggerated amounts of time to game the system. Inspired by the Pomodoro technique, we came up with a new technique of tracking time, that works well with our existing tools, namely Slack. I wanted to share the idea and get the community’s feedback on it: https://blog.learningdollars.com/2020/03/31/developer-time-tracking-using-slack-beyond-fixed-price-vs-hourly/

hey GraphQL gurus, what kind of a tool do you use for documenting public GraphQL API?

the output has to be similar like those examples: https://developer.github.com/v4/ https://www.contentful.com/developers/docs/references/graphql/

Hi folks! My colleague Artem has been working remotely as a project and product manager for over ten years. Over these years of managing products,

a lot of thoughts about remote team management

haunt him. I think it can be useful to some of you, so I decided to share it here. 👉https://standuply.com/working-remotely

Hello everyone!, after learning GraphQL and working with it I have decided to make a guide on how to create a simple project with node JS to help people understand it and get started with GraphQL too, please have a look! https://medium.com/guidesmiths-dev/graphql-hello-world-server-852b14537790

prisma deploy hangs in production. ANy ideas?

Quick question: Is Nexus already compatible with Schema directives?

@everyone could help, please

hi, quick question. im personally using prisma 1 for my project. i'de love to upgrade to prisma 2, but i dont understand why prisma 2 is beta ready. for me, with migration on experimental stage, prisma 2 has no pros for prisma 1 user. and what does exactly experimental mean? new prisma 2 admin is on experimental stage, but previous prisma 1 admin was quite buggy too.

Hi everyone 🙂 Is Prisma Cloud part of Prisma 2 or is it only part of Prisma 1?

Hey guys, would there be a reason for Prisma Deploy command to just hang - could it be due to Docker, or wrong cli version... Because I'm a bit stumped... No errors is proving difficult to fix.

Hi everyone! We just started pre-registration for an equity crowdfunding round on Seedrs: https://spanhealth.seedrs.com/ All built on Prisma from day 1 :) If you can share it, that would be really really helpful 🙏  Thank you so much!

anyone know if theres a good typescript monorepo structure for reference? trying to setup a nextjs project with an express server sharing the same prisma file.

What is the best way of hosting a graphql prisma server? It doesn't seem Prisma Cloud is ready for v2 yet. I can host it on a Digital Ocean server but don't want to deal with setting up SSL to be able to use is from an HTTPS site. I just saw that the 'Deploy to AWS Lambda' was updated with some information about GraphQL servers but would still be curious what people are using.

@Andreas Groos Heroku has been very simple for me. SSL is supported with a free dyno

hey guys am using a template for my front end and that template has some api files but its static so can anyone take a look to this files and show me what should i do to link it with an sql database I would really appreciate the help (the api is type-graphql,apollo)

Hi! Is there any support or group in French for Prisma 2 ?

Hey everyone, we’re live with Span on the equity crowdfunding platform Seedrs – 100% built on Prisma 🙂 https://www.seedrs.com/span-health?utm_campaign=span-health&utm_source=cpg

Hello guys, so I did a complete redesign of my website over the weekend 😁 You could check it out here https://marvinified.dev PS: I’m available for frontend gigs, Thanks😅

👋 For anyone who uses Next.js with Prisma, you might find this resource useful to understand the differences between SSG and SSR. Happy to answer any questions! https://vercel.com/blog/nextjs-server-side-rendering-vs-static-generation

Thanks guys 😻

I totally forgot Prisma day happened. Are the talks going to be uploaded somewhere?

You can find everything on YT @Manthan Mallikarjun https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLn2e1F9Rfr6lg1b53s36v--OSWrYKvskI

Can someone point me to a tutorial to set up Prisma 2 with graphQL and NUXT.js

Any React/Apollo devs here that can help teach me Authentication/Authorization? I would like to learn how to set it up so that it's production ready. Email/password login, protected routes, roles, etc. Please I could really use the help. Preferably using JWT with refresh tokens.

For anyone using Next.js, you might find the latest version of NextAuth interesting. It has a Prisma Adapter, which gives you a fully open-source authentication stack.

// pages/api/auth/[...nextauth].js
import NextAuth from 'next-auth'
import Providers from 'next-auth/providers'
import Adapters from 'next-auth/adapters'
import { PrismaClient } from '@prisma/client'

const prisma = new PrismaClient()

const options = {
  providers: [
    Providers.Google({
      clientId: process.env.GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID,
      clientSecret: process.env.GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET
    })
  ],
  adapter: Adapters.Prisma.Adapter({ prisma }),
}

export default (req, res) => NextAuth(req, res, options)

https://next-auth.js.org/schemas/adapters#prisma-adapter