Fullstack framework built on Next.js and with Pris...
# orm-help
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Fullstack framework built on Next.js and with Prisma 2 as the default DB client! https://twitter.com/flybayer/status/1253649008540569600?s=20
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Can you explain what’s the difference between BlitzJS and RedwoodJS ? seems like all called JAMStack, and I am confused with this new content.
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Redwood is mainly tooling and conventions around the normal React/GraphQL stack. The GraphQL API is a key part of it But Blitz takes a totally different approach that’s never been done before with React. You don’t have to build or use an API for Blitz apps. It’s very much like a traditional SSR framework such as Rails/Laravel but with JS and React. Redwood: have to use GraphQL Blitz: develop fullstack without REST or GraphQL. But of course you can add a REST/GraphQL API to Blitz for third party use.
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No API?? like gatsby, SSG? but i will dive into Blitz, use it to build some idea.
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No, not like Gatsby. Blitz can have client-rendered, SSR, and static all in the same app, on a page-by-page basis (same as Next.js) The special sauce is the Blitz queries & mutations. You import them directly into your components like a local function, but at build time Blitz swaps in an RPC layer that runs the query/mutation on the server. So the DX is “no API”, but it does use an API behind the scenes.
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aha, It explains the matter.