Here at <Invisible>, we're huge fans of prisma. I'...
# madewithprisma
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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
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As promised, here's the link to the blog: https://prisma.slack.com/archives/C565176N6/p1625576209406100
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👍 I don't know what nx does but the rest is awesome. Do you have Twitter or GitHub, as I want to follow more people who are using similar stacks.
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@John You can follow me twitter.com/ventuscyrus nx is a monorepo tool, similar to yarn workspaces or lerna, but way more advanced. their site and documentation are good sources to get familiar with it. They also got a very active youtube channel. If you ever want to work with us on this stack, drop me a message
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