i decided to not to include Prisma till every freaking bug is sorted out , instead i am now going with the Mongodb and GraphQL-Yoga , atleast i can do something , and not waste me time on doing settings and hooks and whatever . i love Prisma and i will use it when it's MongoDB connector will be ready , but for now 😄 enough for me.
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Daniel K.
04/30/2018, 7:59 AM
there is no such a thing as "bug free" software 🙂
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michal
04/30/2018, 8:17 AM
To be honest I kind of agree with @Sim.The only good thing about Prisma is that people don't have to care about managing their server. Also it might help if you don't have competent programmers in your team because writing your own graphql server can be considerably easier than learning how to set up prisma server and creating work-arounds so that the server actually works. 🙂
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Daniel K.
04/30/2018, 8:18 AM
well, for me Prisma is mainly about easier access to database, I hate working with databases, but doing it through GraphQL language is so much easier
Daniel K.
04/30/2018, 8:19 AM
I haven't encoutered any of those 500 or 504 errors so far, so I cannot complain
Daniel K.
04/30/2018, 8:23 AM
also it's not really true that you don't need to care about managing your server, that's only true if you are ready to pay up to $45/m to use the Prisma Cloud ... otherwise you have to look for cheaper solution like Digital Ocean and manage that on your own ... so in this sense Prisma is just a robust abstraction over the database