Prisma - The Easiest Way to Work with a Database in Next.js

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Prisma is an open source, next-generation ORM and database toolkit for JavaScript and TypeScript. It’s the easiest way to work with a database in Next.js.
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[@zebapy]

Prisma, Next, and Tailwindcss is the best stack right now I'd say

[@chanlito_]

Prisma & Next yes! Tailwind is debatable

[@seanknowles5309]

@@l0g3sh Chakra uses tailwind :)

[@geekySRM]

@@seanknowles5309 Nope Chakra doesnt use Tailwind, but yes it is inspired by some style choices from Tailwind

[@frozen_tortus]

@Jack Saat next.js is utter shit compared to remix.

[@frozen_tortus]

@Jack Saat Have a look couple of videos with an introduction and decide is it for you or not. I for one love it. Data fetching is so superior to any other solution, next.js included. From what I saw, the only thing close is svelte@next (which is not even ready).

[@aseel1024]

imagine that u can build ur full-stack app with $0 cost! Nextjs + vercel + Prisma! nice 😍

[@911madza]

guys at vercel are on next level 🔥🔥

[@smakosh]

A straight forward tutorial, we need more videos like this

[@matthijndijkstra25]

This and Next together. Man, productivity through the roof!

[@dixienormus8097]

Such an amazing find, I never heard of this before. I am loving it. Thanks for such an amazingly comprehensive video. New sub!

[@daniellaerachannel]

This is like gold! Thank you

[@justinkim7202]

Been following Prisma for a while now. It's really exciting stuff and I look forward to using it in a project in the near future.

[@benevans1377]

Loved the video :) quick question: how do you have connections to multiple databases?

[@PrismaData]

Thanks Ben. Currently we don't support the ability to interact with multiple databases with a single Prisma Client.

[@benevans1377]

@@PrismaData after a lil bit of digging, I found this github.com/prisma/prisma/issues/2443#issuecomment-630679118 it's a little dirty but it is doable :)

[@BrandonClapp]

We create 3 instances of PrismaClient here. Does prisma do connection pooling internally or is that creating a new db connection every time? Edit: Never mind, it absolutely does do pooling. The docs are superb btw.

[@hamitaksln]

Can you send the docs that mention about it

[@sunstrike8943]

How to query 2tables ? With relationships

[@adamtang5148]

lovely type-safe in where part.

[@manoellopes]

Simple and amazing.

[@malikbrahimi7504]

When are migrations going to be production ready? That's the only thing holding me back at this point.

[@tobbymarchal3140]

How to deploy to vercel with SQLite?

[@malikbrahimi9369]

When will migrations be stable? What other client would you specify other than prisma-client-js?

[@malikbrahimi9369]

@Alberto Perdomo Awesome! Also wondering is there a way to specify cascade deletion with relationships

[@theprantadutta]

I am getting this error. /node_modules/@prisma/client/runtime/index.js Module not found: Can't resolve 'async_hooks' null Can anybody help?

[@theprantadutta]

@Joël Galeran thanks for answering.. It turned out I can't use Prisma Client in the frontend...I have to use it in the api or in the fetching method like getStaticProps or getServersideProps...Thanks, BTW

[@shardyrs9263]

Awesome.

[@MaksymMinenko]

Why won't you upload the initial version to github? It would make more sense-to start with you from where you start, not from the final version...

[@frozen_tortus]

You should flag this video as not relevant any longer, the current version of Prisma is using different flag names.

[@holodeck_run]

Thanks! I've updated the description with a link to the docs for the latest version of migrate. I'll also be recording a new version very soon :)

[@emyboybeats4330]

Can I use it with javascript?

[@MagicSwordYT]

breeze