Hi
@aazlant I would think so. We use Prisma on several projects from simple to a little more complex. Not all of our servers which our Prisma services might hit are necesarilly graphql and they return blobs. At the end of the day prisma is just an interface between your graphql and a db. It allows pretty much for your server to communicate with different types of dbs (mySQL, postgres etc). At my company we encourage people to learn through
www.howtographql.com.
In my opinion the Prisma team has done an amazing job with the docs so they are very straight forward 😄