Prisma Vs. TypeORM Vs. Sequelize | Which is Better?

In this video I compare the three most popular ORMs (Object Relational Mapper) in the web dev space. I go over when and where to use each of them.
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[@kabeerahmad26]

No matter how many views you get but Your content is worth watching

[@sunny7268]

From my exp, Prisma is the same Hybrid vs Nativ app, it is suitable for some usages, but for heavy lifting, you should use something more complex like Sequelize, but the main cons of Sequelize it is not TS oriented let's see how drizzle-orm will work out.

[@funfstuck]

yeees i hate to work with sequelize while im using ts, its so struggling to define models and setting em up with ts

[@hakberdiorazow232]

i appreciate your kindness and i wanted to thank for your effort to teach us new technologies

[@HeriYantodotDev]

Great! This is what I'm looking for.

[@houriayaseen5487]

Very helpful, Thanks

[@atemrandyasong5710]

"If you wanna use sequelize, that's a bad decision. No I'm just joking". We got the message Pedro 😂😂

[@tutorialtricks6046]

Prisma is good for small scale applications but not recommended for large scale applications

[@tiendang5149]

You should drop timeline in video description for better interaction, thanks!

[@ead5590]

Not sure about the others, but I had a very good time working with Prisma and hooking it up with Planet Scale. Prisma is quite the treat. Their docs are thaa bomb! 💣 You can surely get it up and running in no time.. Great stuff! Great videos as always Pedro. Keep em comin'! ✌🏻

[@dreamxz]

You shouldn’t even be deploying prisma to planet scale because it doesn’t natively support foreign keys, it will impact performance

[@ayushgogna9732]

would you compare drizzle ?

[@GamerSharp]

Hi pedro can you make a video about payments with stripe and react ?

[@rohithkaveti1226]

Thoughts on mikroorm?

[@naveeng2003]

Can we compare on prisma and drizzle

[@regilearn2138]

Now its drizzle ,what is your thought on this

[@Antagonist97]

Did you delete the js playlist?? Why bro?

[@luxdev4719]

Yo no comparto los comentarios respecto a Sequelize. Creo que la sintaxis puede ser verbosa pero clara y sin ambiguedades. Incluso su manera de manejar las relaciones entre modelos es mucho más precisa que la de otros orm. Creo que sequelize es el mejor Orm porque es robusto y efeciciente.

[@anthonygesora2517]

Really helpful, big up my guy you've brought me from a stranger to react up to prisma currently working any project with react, typescript ... it's way tooo cheap for me now 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 still expect much from you ... am having a request, kindly do me a cloned project with react, node socket io and firebase, maybe a social media app or something else but touching on this

[@anthonygesora2517]

🙏🏾

[@GabrielGasp]

Prisma is great, until you notice that it doesn’t use JOINs and for complex queries with multiple tables you have a huge impact on performance.

[@samdaniel240]

So, is there any workaround?

[@keneagagwu369]

This isnt true at all

[@coachena]

@@keneagagwu369 It is true, Prisma does multiple data fetching under the hood to perform JOINS explicitly, and this can easily lead to redundancy

[@sauer.voussoir]

@@keneagagwu369 yes it is

[@wellyesorno]

Its only 200 - 300 ms for fetching data (warm start). I made complex queries to fetch data from multiple tables. But anyway, is 300 ms bad?. I know mongodb can make it 40 - 70 ms for same result.

[@irre1815]

thank you.

[@Antebios]

Drizzle has entered the chat!!!

[@CodeOnBlocks]

Hi Pedro, feedback: This video would've been more helpful with some visuals of code or docs rather than a video of you talking the whole time. Keep up the great work!

[@pranavshekhawat6430]

Need a video on cache busting for reactjs

[@eliuddyn]

Very helpful info 🔥🔥

[@NevDevInfo]

can you have a visualization of how to use it i am a begginer here!

[@en_kratia]

Thanks.

[@YpsilonTM]

NGL I really liked working with prisma but that fact that I don't use it, is because when I make projectjes that I will host on my raspberry... It wont work it complains about the cpu architecture and I haven't gotten it to work. Sad :(

[@omogbemeiyere6475]

Hello Bro, Please Can You do a tutorial on how to setup sequelize and typescript in a expressjs/typescript project most especially when trying to work with migrations I get stucked while working with this tools.

[@coachena]

Sequelize doesnt really support TypeScript

[@imPrathamDev]

The dude says that Prisma is lightweight lol, please compare these ORMs' sizes prisma is too big which is not good if your project is on aws lambda

[@ROVAKAN]

hey Pedro , can you make an axios tutorial with JWT ? That will be awesome man. Awesome channel by the way

[@maumau180300]

Wow my programming is so much better now

[@vvan22]

I wish that you also show some real code, your explanation sounds great, but for someone who doesn't really have any experience with these ORMs, it would be much better to see the code that you're explaining.

[@vour6654]

BTW I think ORMs is pronounced as a abbreviation rather than a word. Love your videos!

[@CliveStewart-bq3od]

hey drizzle orm is actually the new and best kid on the bock

[@a7kerkh]

They already was knex dude :/

[@fallanstar]

Hi sir plz start React native projects

[@kingvas7638]

knexjs is faster of these as a query builder

[@kodekorp2064]

Why not talk about Drizzle though?

[@andreiz82]

There is only one right answer and that is TypeORM.

[@maumau180300]

And he is so cute ❤

[@danielson9490]

O.R.M.

[@ronelcabrera5191]

O.R.M or O-R-M

[@alexpirine]

It's obvious. The new hot thing is Prisma. Use the new hot thing. Or don't use anything. You'll have to learn a new ORM in 2 years anyway.

[@emmafrimpong658]

Prisma does not support SQL views

[@doobinl8505]

thought it was a kind of a usless video “i think sequelize is the oldest one because i heard it since when i first started coding” Also there wasnt clear pros or cons

[@papa_ethan]

Drizzle

[@lardocelardasoso7698]

lol i dont speak english but i can understand

[@ramosdeluis]

Br?

[@psicotrogato]

ohhh boy... learn enogf code to be dangerous... good book javascrip niinja.... JQuerry--- ::::::.

[@mohitcodeswell]

Stop these content kid 😅

[@PedroTechnologies]

Why...

[@mohitcodeswell]

@@PedroTechnologies I think you've got much potential as a yougster and you should focus on solving real world problems through the knowledge of your code and not comparing those ORM's as you can compare those in a "short vid". As a senior dev for 21 years i would recommend you that!

[@ClevertonAlmeida-rv9gd]

Dude, what are you saying? His videos already helped me a lot. I'm studying node and I was asking myself wich ORM I should try to learn, the courses and tutorials out there usually uses mongoose and I really didn't liked.

[@PedroTechnologies]

@@mohitcodeswell i personally make videos i would wanna watch. I do listen to my subs, but tbh everyone wants different things. So my goal is to always make a video i wouldve wanted to watch when i started

[@mohitcodeswell]

@@ClevertonAlmeida-rv9gd okay

[@reel.twister]

Why should I watch your big face on the screen instead of schema and codes?