NEW! Prisma Optimize - Quick and Easy Query Insights

[@PrismaData]

Get started optimizing your queries! Try out Prisma Optimize now! pris.ly/optimize

[@rilock2435]

Another pay for service while the client is riddled with bugs. I really wish more focus was put on actually fixing the client. I get you need to make money, but if the client is full of bugs, who cares what pay services there are.

[@TheWalrus_45]

Are you sure it's paid?

[@rilock2435]

It requires a login for the data platform

[@TheWalrus_45]

@@rilock2435 I'm not sure they thought about this hard enough. Surely a tool like this will allow people to see how slow prisma is compared to drizzle.

[@PrismaData]

Hey @rilock2435, while we do require a login, this is not a paid product. This is currently free for all of our users. There may be paid features in the future, but at this moment, it is free. Let us know what you think!

[@amariliodeoliveira]

@@TheWalrus_45 yes, it's paid. Only the five initial suggestions are free. And to be honest, it's quite easy to.

[@48265868]

What about just using SQL? Simplest and most performent... So the logic with this new Prisma Optimize is because you are using Prisma you might get bottlenecks, so you can install more Prisma to hopefully improve these bottlenecks? But these bottlenecks are a product of installing Prisma in the first place? This is insanity at its finest. Just do SQL. You have to learn it no matter what, so why would you spend time learning one additional syntax when you can just do SQL?