Prisma 2 (Node JS ORM) Crash Course

[@jarryingnaut]

Man you have just saved my life. Thank you!

[@laithacademy]

Why? What would have happened if I didn’t upload this video?

[@donmikkodanm.olmillo8154]

@@laithacademy I would be fired on my current project, thanks so much

[@dirtycrumbs]

Hey Laith, just wanted to thank you for your straight forward tutorials and their accompanying Git repos. Really appreciate the work you do.

[@ayoubahabchane]

Couldn't have asked for a better intro to Prisma. Down to earth, hands on, with just the right amount of fluff **chef's kiss** 👨🏽‍🍳 You're an awesome educator ❤

[@user-tt6nc6mo7k]

Need that SQL crash course! Your explanations are excellent. And the thumbnails are also on point. Much appreciated. Also, just some recommendations from me. Try to make clear all the pre-required knowledge for a video early on. It can be frustrating hearing 40mins into the video that you expect knowledge of x, y and z. Perhaps also let viewers know in the title or description that you will be providing an example by creating a basic REST API using Express.js, may help get more views.

[@cihankafadar2739]

This was amazing, nice one.

[@samsonbrody6308]

Top notch tutorial. I've been figuring out Prisma on my own this past week using the docs but this really solidified what i'm learning

[@hamedghazali6585]

you have a great style of teaching man, keep it up :)

[@codeaperture]

I love this channel.

[@cryptoboy1461]

I'm gonna go ahead and say that this tutorial is fantastic.

[@christinahauk8330]

Really nice and descriptive tutorial. Thanks a lot!!!! :) Helped me a lot to get an idea how perfectly well prisma works and how comfortable it is to use!

[@gustavonaves6947]

Excelent tutorial! You rock!

[@emilioortega9487]

Nice video, at 27:20 the command in the new version is `npx prisma db pull` instead of ".... instrospection..."

[@StarOnCheek]

I just felt my pay double 😄 thank you

[@mrjohn1172]

best prisma course in the world

[@lynguist]

excellent, thank you very much laith!

[@ahmaat19]

The fav channel

[@TannerBarcelos]

Love love love Prisma!

[@codeaperture]

You saved my time on projects. Thanks!

[@jalalhijazi9575]

Nice tutorial for beginners who are interested in Prisma. Keep Codding ;)

[@carlosdelac]

This was really helpful man, thanks!

[@ryanrahman26]

Thank you Mr. Laith Harb this is the third Crash Course i have learned on your KZbin . First Nuxt.js, second Docker, third this Kubernetes crash course. And all crash course is really easy for newbie like me to follow. Thank you verrrryyy mucchhh................. Mr. Laith Harb. I hope someday this new my knowledge used on company, right know i am just Flutter Developer :) , Thank you..... always healthy and always the best for you....... and i want watch another course again, very addictive XD XD XD

[@MaksymMinenko]

Cool! You channel is just amazing.

[@NeoCoding]

luv u teaching 💕

[@michelchaghoury870]

tnx, a lot keep going you are a gr8 dev, tnx, a lotttttt, and please continue we need devs like you, yesterday I watched the docker tuts crash course and it was amazing

[@Raihan004]

Is it possible to make a tutorial prisma with nestjs? Thank you

[@atthaidoan4168]

Thank you so much for your tutorial, it's very easy to understand

[@xgaming8713]

Very informative video sir 🙏

[@hiomaipambrun9508]

I love it! Thx bro

[@didkei]

The video kinda ends abruptly, is there another part to it or is that all for this crash course?

[@zNeoDev]

You are a life saver 💖

[@fooked1]

Thanks for the video. Do you have one that shows how to deploy to production on your own VPN?

[@LongBoy.0]

This was an EXCELLENT tutorial on Prisma. I'm just getting into relational DB's at the moment and after this it's hard to imagine going with anything other than Prisma. The user experience is very similar to like Mongoose I think, which is great. Just simple and well-made, very comfortable. Thanks for your work to make this. btw, why the abrupt ending? you cut off mid sentence like the fuckin sopranos lol

[@samsonbrody6308]

same here, I actually learned nosql first while taking a colt steele course, and I loved how mongoose made queries easier. Prisma seems like a good comparison in sql world. So far, loving prisma

[@ofirfr4804]

Thanks a lot, very good tutorial.

[@manoj-k]

🔥🔥🔥

[@fkaanoz]

That's awesome. Thx

[@sensorsensor]

Wait ? When you did @map to change the table name Users to users - it dropped the whole database without warning (24:54) ?! That's pretty bad. Imagine if you did that in production.

[@visheshdhawan5478]

you are a good man. Thank you :)

[@skverskk]

Amazing tutorial.

[@mustaneerhaider515]

One question will i be able to keep all my data that i created inside the development database with the migration fiels generated by prisma when i shift to heroku postgres becuase it would be cumbersome to create all that data again in production.

[@shivamvijaywargi]

You are just amazing

[@hoseinrahimi6658]

Very good. Thanks.

[@fleckenfurz77]

One thing i dont understand: Shouldnt it be "users" and "posts" (as table names) and the model should be singular?

[@GameCrawl]

what is the difference between prisma and prisma/client?

[@kunalmathur4890]

Hey harb what's your opinion about other ORM's ??

[@mauriciomatias6261]

Django has a GUI too, but prisma is a easy way to move on databases :D

[@jhondoe2785]

will it create the pool of connection? or just single or we need to create destroy the db connection manually?

[@darrenz5557]

I am a bit confused, ppl tell me to use Knex to do queries to prevent sql injection, but prisma seems to just be entering strings,

[@verccety1]

Excellent tutorial. If you have the possibility, please consider covering GraphQL + Prisma in the future :)

[@Abdel-bw8qb]

The best !

[@milon27]

is it good to create prisma client instance on every route?

[@AliYasir5247]

I loved the crash course. if possible can you teach us how to do the migration in production. let's say I have a production database. and I would like to add a field or delete a field without losing the actual production data?

[@HusnaRamadan]

how to validation data in prisma?

[@DioArsya]

Great! Thank you :) Why not just hide the left sidebar and the terminal when u r not using it so we can see better the code?

[@darrenz5557]

Also, in the docs prisma says to not delete mirgations, but for dev, the migration folder can get pretty big, is it ok to delete in dev?

[@sevafadeev6404]

good video!

[@Fleshlight_Reviewer]

this one is for the algorithm

[@vodapramod]

please do a course on postgraphile

[@MahbuburRahman-uc7np]

Great video man. I am using MongoDB as primary DB. My application uses geo location to find nearby users. Can i do this with prisma? Ik it can be done with sql, but seems a little complicated to me. MongoDB really simplifies this type of complex query.

[@lewis-does-dev]

Seems like an operation that shouldnt be being done by the DB? rather on the server? Maybe i'm wrong man. would love to hear your thoughts.

[@SharkBait_ZA]

Is it just me, or did the video end early. Also, you do not suck. :-)

[@laithacademy]

Apologies man, for some reason the video editor cut out the last part. I'll post a github repo so you can see the code of the part soon

[@SharkBait_ZA]

@@laithacademy No worries. Thanx to you I now know about primsa and will play with it myself. Thank you.

[@mojtaba_b91]

Useful video but where is the rest of the video

[@juniordev4190]

[@ningfeed7118]

Please make Graphql + Prisma

[@laithacademy]

Okay, sometime in future

[@taharasheed268]

I wish my university teachers teach like you🤕

[@xtraszone]

Why don't people just use no sql database

[@subinpanta6545]

49:40

[@freethrowendurer]

Tap Nooch!