NestJS + Prisma Deep Dive

[@mguay]

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[@JP12313]

Excellent course! Im currently on the rabbitmq section Could you add it as a section to the course? Are you planning to add a section on sockets?

[@nazartkach3866]

how you would add additional validation with dtos from Prisma? or custom error messages?

[@AliAliOxenFree]

great video man! I needed a quick refresher and this was perfect

[@badrinath8958]

Thank you so much for making videos like this. Got prisma usage compared to TypeORM. Keep going on creating new videos

[@am0nr2youtube28]

Michael, you are amaizing. I have finished your microservices udemy course and gave 5 stars to it. Guys, this guy is the best in terms of deep dive in any topics reletaed to Nestjs.

[@MightyKingKala]

thank you bro, I love your channel and content , I'm new to nestjs and your videos help me so much! ❤❤❤

[@bozidarbralic1937]

Great stuff, will buy both of your Udemy courses, ran into you randomly. Great pacing, excellent explaining absolutely love it.

[@nolw.7805]

Thank you, Michael, for your awesome work!I didn't work with SQL databases, and for me, this video is so useful! Thanks!

[@mr_ehmed]

yeah

[@neerajsinghtangariya2587]

Really very nice tutorial about primsa and nestjs

[@marty7065]

Thank You! , You Are Amazing, your video helps me a lot!

[@zzxdimon]

Lovely video. Thanks for your work!

[@learning_trespasser]

Michael : I love to see the internal working of pipes that's why they're in open

[@aabhishakemishra]

Great job 👏

[@104antony]

Great video. I have already implemented several project with Prisma but this video allowed me to clarify some aspect. Thanks you. By any chance, are you going to make a video on how to deploy a project with Prism on AWS?

[@samulivalimaki]

YOU-ARE-AWESOME! 🎉

[@learning_trespasser]

great explanation

[@indrajeetnikam5301]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial, appreciate it ☺

[@BilalDjaghout-b3f]

awesome video, I love your content

[@ThinhLe-pg8di]

great content, keep it up man!

[@kareemlateefyomi8690]

Great video. Really good 👍

[@testaccount9420]

Nice explanation ❤

[@luizadamchuk4558]

Your video was really good; I was able to implement it in my test repository, and it turned out great. Hey, I'd like to request if it's possible, could you create a video about handling application logs? For instance, setting up Winston in NestJS, saving logs to a physical file in a pod, and then forwarding those logs to something like Elasticsearch, and finally, reading the logs. I think it could be really cool. Anyway, thank you very much for your videos; they are very helpful and teach me a lot. Thanks!

[@mdsajaldeowan1054]

Great thanks for the video. What about data validation ?

[@OwenRapeepatCh]

Elite video

[@williamcao5139]

Its awesome, plz make a course with Nest and prisma

[@williamjayinclino7271]

how can we add class validator for prisma using the generated inputs?

[@veyfloodb]

Can't we define our models in a different file and import them into schema.prisma?

[@werebly]

thanks a lot man

[@anesuchidziwo]

how to handle the prisma migrate when using a docker compose to launch the db, apps and the migration for the database?

[@moeinsamani1467]

you need to write script for this. whenever you want to migrate, you need to down your docker compose, and then up it and make migration. In this case you need 4 scripts. 1- db:dev:rm:"docker compose rm -s -v -f" 2- "db:dev:up":"docker compose up -d" 3-prisma:dev:deploy:"prisma deploy" 4:db:dev:restart:"npm run db:dev:rm && np run db:dev:up && sleep 1 && npm run prism:dev:deploy"

[@kirrttiraj]

prisma is not compatible with the edge function. How do you tend to solve thiis?

[@eghobamienuyioghosavincent3255]

Thank you

[@iq240-1]

Best!!!

[@moestaxx286]

hey man. i wanted to dive into nestjs but i seen some stuff that said you should know some angular before learning, so you think that’s true? i know react but i am not familiar with angular at all.

[@cafesmallhouse1751]

so awesome videos! thanks a lot. i'd like to know something about code convention. i really like making dash-case to code react project. for example app.component.tsx? before i watched your video about react and nestjs, it was like dash-case. usually do you use dash-case in react project?

[@saqomelqon1618]

Unfortunately this doesnt work in a monorepo of nest.js

[@nothing9648]

can you do a version with graphql thnks

[@blender_wiki]

Great complement on you course in Udemy 🙏🙏🙏 I am curious to knows your opinion on what's the most efficient way to implement nest.js+prisma+graphQL? Maybe a future video to add on Udemy course?

[@AayushGupta-ec2id]

helpful

[@MoathThawahreh]

How is this a "Deep Dive" while the migration is not being done safely! It's not recommended to migrate like this its not safe and it may cause data loose!

[@ZlatkoIliev-s4j]

Are you streaming from the basement? :D

[@mguay]

Oh yes!

[@satadhi]

anyone here trying to learn prisma, it has lots of pitfalls please look into it. You cannot technically do joins and stuff