Another thing I've been meaning to ask; youtube is...
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Another thing I've been meaning to ask; youtube is really lacking proper Prisma 2 tutorials and guides. Are there any plans for the official Prisma youtube channel to release create such videos covering a potential project from start to finish? (of course, the official documentation is absolutely amazing but also seeing some of those things in action would definitely lower the beginner learning curve)
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We’re definitely planning on releasing more content in the near future. Is there something in particular you’d like to see?
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Me personally, I'd love to see a video guide from the bare beginning showing off how to install postgresql, prisma, connecting those two, creating 3-4 models with relations. This is all incredibly explained in the docs but seeing something like this in action especially since there are zero to none proper videos on the topic, would mean so much to beginner-intermediate developers just getting into Prisma. Another more daunting subject that definitely needs a video explanation (in my humble opinion) is Migrations. Best practices to avoid schema drifts, what and how to use migrations in development and in production. Even though this is all documented, someone who has never worked with migrations will have to make huge mistakes in production to learn these things, mistakes that could be avoided. Those are just my 2 cents, thank you for listening to my Ted Talk πŸ˜…
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Wow, thank you so much, this is super helpful! Your feedback is greatly appreciated πŸ˜„
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No, thank you for listening to feedback 😁
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There also is this Udemy course that's teaching how to build a fullstack app with Prisma πŸ™‚ https://www.udemy.com/course/end-to-end-react-with-prisma-2/
It's usually at 49.99 but you can access it for free with this code
ENDTOENDMAR30
. Note that this code will only be valid for a few more hours.
We'll be creating more codes in the future in the future though if you miss this one πŸ™‚
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