Prisma Crash Course

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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro & What Is Prisma?
5:30 - What Is Data Modeling?
6:28 - Getting Started
9:38 - The Schema File
10:36 - User Model
12:29 - Article Model
14:13 - Running Migrations
15:45 - Using The Prisma Client
16:18 - main() Function
18:00 - Create a User
19:40 - Get Users
20:44 - Create Article & Relate User
23:16 - Create User & Article With One Query
27:59 - Loop Through Users & Articles
31:30 - Update Data
32:37 - Remove Data
34:23 - Prisma Studio GUI

[PrismaData]

Thank you for creating this! Prisma is committed to enhancing the developer experience in data-related work. Courses like this one contribute to expanding our community, which, in turn, empowers us to craft even more effective tools for all of you. Your efforts are truly outstanding! ❤

[abidibnazam]

Brad we want more of these crash courses from you. You are really a life saver Thanks for making these amazing content for free!!!

[matthewclarke]

ORM was a wishful dream of mine once. Ultimately, it is my opinion that you just need to get good at SQL. The time you spend trying to learn the ORM interface and hacking it to get it to do what you want is better spent learning SQL. 10 years from now your knowledge of a particular ORM interface will be worthless and your SQL knowledge will be valuable. Regardless, thanks for posting. I love your videos.

[ead]

This is amazing! I'd learnedPrisma through their docs about a year ago, which is really easy to follow and I had it hooked to the Planet Scale DB. It worked effortlessly! This tutorial just adds to all of the awesomeness. 😆 Thanks to Brad and Prisma! ✌🏻

[cloudagnostic]

There’s a reason you have 2 million subs! Very informative and top tier tutorial. Thanks Brad!

[SamAlizadeh-we]

Tnx man this is the third video that i`m watching from you channel. 1. vue js, 2. node js, 3. prisma ORM

[ricardocnn]

Wow man, I'm studying PostgreSQL, it was exactly what I was going to start studying to implement in my apps. Thanks!

[mehrdara]

Thank you Brad every time I want to learn something new you are my first goto youtube channel

[genovo]

Very clear. One observation: at 24:35 we added "articles" to the user Sara, but made it an object, not an array like in the User model? It worked with SQLite. It's possible to add multiple articles with a user.

[shlomominkowicz]

Hey Brad, Excellent video as always!! Clear, strait to the point. It's like breath of fresh air. On the other note, you mentioned re-doing your Next.js course. When could we expect that :)

[abbostech]

Thank you Sir for your clear explanations, it really helped me to get in easily to the prisma orm!

[talleyrand]

Good job Brad. You add accessibility to new tech and that’s awesome.

[alikisang]

You're a hero, I have developed my own company as your own student, much love Brother 🙏. Come to Kenya vacation I will host you ❤❤

[ricardocnn]

it's so much simple and more straightforward than firebase functions. It's Amazing!

[MarkusEicher]

Thank you, Brad. Short, concise and informative. The usual high standard we all are enjoying from you. 🤛

[kajalmishra]

Wow❕ Brad you read my mind. This is exactly what I need for my project.

[binayakgshankar]

Thanks a ton for this. following your videos since 2016, learned a lot from you.

[r-i-ch]

Thanks Brad! I'd love to see this with Drizzle.

[PerryCodes]

Currently working on my first significant React project and when the time came to choose an ORM, I was inclined to go with Drizzle because of my experience with .NET. I've yet to encounter a project where EF was a better choice than Dapper when I was going for 'simple'. Reading about Prisma and Drizzle, I thought, "I know SQL - why learn learn a DSL?" - along with several other comments about how Drizzle was the "lighter" of the two. After working through this vid, I'll be going with Prisma unless something else proves that a bad decision.

[meguminagumo]

Thank you so much!! I really enjoyed this video and every step. I'm so looking forward to your next video!!