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by nikolasburk 3mo ago
https://www.learnchess.ai — The chess app I always wanted (I've tried a lot of apps in the last years but they always lacked some fundamental feature and/or had terrible UX).
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Show HN: learnchess.ai – Local-first chess coaching app with AI(learnchess.ai)
2 points by nikolasburk 6mo ago|1 comments
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Where Are You on the Agentic Coder Spectrum? (Survey)(nikolasburk.com)
2 points by nikolasburk 8mo ago|0 comments
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Optimizing Postgres for Global Apps(prisma.io)
3 points by nikolasburk 1y ago|0 comments
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by nikolasburk 2y ago
Author of the blog post here, let me know in case you have any questions around the Prisma Postgres stack!
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Cloudflare, Unikernels & Bare Metal: Life of a Prisma Postgres Query(prisma.io)
7 points by nikolasburk 2y ago|1 comments
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by nikolasburk 2y ago
I wrote the blog post for this, feel free to drop any questions and the Prisma team will help!
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Prisma 6: Better Performance, More Flexibility and Type-Safe SQL(prisma.io)
5 points by nikolasburk 2y ago|0 comments
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by nikolasburk 2y ago
Hey there, I worked on the benchmarks from the Prisma-side. First off: Thanks for your feedback and questions, we're trying to create a meaningful comparison of ORMs and will be iterating on the benchmark setup and re-run them at some
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by nikolasburk 2y ago
Our pricing for Prisma Postgres indeed presents a bit of a mental shift compared to traditional database providers: We charge for query volume, not for compute! We believe that ultimately this is a more intuitive way for developers to think
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by nikolasburk 2y ago
I just answered the same questions on Twitter [1], so just quoting that: Neon is a lot more feature-rich right now (since PPG just came out) and has awesome stuff like branching. On the long-run, we expect to have a similar feature set. Add
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by nikolasburk 2y ago
Nikolas from Prisma here! I've been around for almost 8 years (since the Graphcool days) and this description is pretty accurate but I can add a bit more color. The major product evolutions we've had were: - Graphcool: A GraphQL B
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Prisma's Cloud Connectivity Report 2024(prisma.io)
2 points by nikolasburk 2y ago|1 comments
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Prisma Pulse: Introducing Delivery Guarantees for Database Change Events(prisma.io)
3 points by nikolasburk 2y ago|0 comments
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Prisma Accelerate Now in General Availability(prisma.io)
14 points by nikolasburk 3y ago|0 comments
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by nikolasburk 3y ago
If you're already looking at Next.js + Tailwind but unsure about what to use for the DB, I'd recommend checking out the T3 stack [1]. It uses tRPC [2] for type-safe API calls and Prisma [3] for your DB. There's lots of conten
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Prisma Playground – Learn the Prisma ORM in the Browser(playground.prisma.io)
5 points by nikolasburk 4y ago|1 comments
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by nikolasburk 4y ago
The Playground is an interactive learning environment for Prisma. Learn how to send database queries and explore migrations workflows with the Prisma ORM.
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by nikolasburk 4y ago
This looks fantastic, congrats to the launch!
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by nikolasburk 4y ago
> Is there any post which goes into evolution of prisma from initial days of exposing graphql API directly to using it as wire protocol in the query engine? To be honest, I think the most comprehensive resource for this is a Twitter thre
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by nikolasburk 4y ago
Hey there, I'm Nikolas from the Prisma team. Just came here to quickly clarify this notion: > Prisma is an API server that puts a GraphQL API in front of a DB. Prisma is an ORM which generates a JavaScript/TypeScript client lib
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by nikolasburk 4y ago
Hey, Nikolas from Prisma here. > 4. All the GraphQL Backend-as-a-Service like Prisma, Hasura etc... Just wanted to quickly drop in to clarify that Prisma is not a GraphQL-as-a-Service tool any more but an ORM that gives you a type-safe
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by nikolasburk 4y ago
If you want to learn about Redwood, I'd also recommend Amy's talk about it from Prisma Day two weeks ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zJ44wmo1Ro&ab_channel=Prism... :)
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by nikolasburk 4y ago
Hey there, I work at Prisma — awesome to hear it's been serving you well! Since you mentioned NestJS, I just wanted to quickly plug a comprehensive tutorial that we've published today that explains how build a REST API with NestJS
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by nikolasburk 5y ago
This looks really cool!, congrats for the launch! I noticed you're using Sequelize as an ORM for the Node.js version and was wondering if you evaluated other libraries for that. I work at Prisma [1] and we're building a new kind o
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by nikolasburk 5y ago
Nice, thank you for digging these up!
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by nikolasburk 5y ago
> I do find it confusing I always thought Prisma was GraphQL related. This is a common misconception that stems from our history as a company and being early contributors to the GraphQL ecosystem. With the move to Prisma 2 however, ther
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by nikolasburk 5y ago
It means that Prisma will provide a data access layer (we call it "application data platform" [1]) similar to the custom data access layers built by big companies [2] (e.g. TAO by Facebook or Strato by Twitter) that enables applic
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by nikolasburk 5y ago
Transactions are supported in Prisma, see this guide in our docs [1]. I guess the post refers to our opinionated stance on "long-running transactions" which Prisma indeed does not at the moment. The best resources to learn about
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by nikolasburk 5y ago
This is a pretty extensive list! Are all of these points are full blockers for you or are there individual points that you care more about while others might be rather "nice to have"? If most of them are real blockers, you proba

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