NestJS + Prisma Deep Dive

In this video, we look at using the popular ORM Prisma with NestJS to build CRUD APIs, execute migrations, use relations & more.

Timestamps:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:01:11 Setup
00:07:19 Models
00:17:18 Migrations
00:20:40 CRUD
00:35:00 Relations

[nazartkach]

how you would add additional validation with dtos from Prisma? or custom error messages?

[amnryoutube]

Michael, you are amaizing. I have finished your microservices udemy course and gave 5 stars to it. Guys, this guy is the best in terms of deep dive in any topics reletaed to Nestjs.

[AliAliOxenFree]

great video man! I needed a quick refresher and this was perfect

[badrinath]

Thank you so much for making videos like this. Got prisma usage compared to TypeORM. Keep going on creating new videos

[MightyKingKala]

thank you bro, I love your channel and content, I'm new to nestjs and your videos help me so much! ❤❤❤

[webdeveloper]

Amazing Michael! Great job. Is NestJS your main day-to-day framework or another one?

[learning_trespasser]

Michael : I love to see the internal working of pipes that's why they're in open

[bozidarbralic]

Great stuff, will buy both of your Udemy courses, ran into you randomly. Great pacing, excellent explaining absolutely love it.

[nolw.]

Thank you, Michael, for your awesome work!I didn't work with SQL databases, and for me, this video is so useful! Thanks!

[neerajsinghtangariya]

Really very nice tutorial about primsa and nestjs

[jn]

Great video, I will be enrolling in your Udemy courses!

[antony]

Great video. I have already implemented several project with Prisma but this video allowed me to clarify some aspect. Thanks you. By any chance, are you going to make a video on how to deploy a project with Prism on AWS?

[marty]

Thank You!, You Are Amazing, your video helps me a lot!

[mdsajaldeowan]

Great thanks for the video.
What about data validation ?

[luizadamchuk]

Your video was really good; I was able to implement it in my test repository, and it turned out great. Hey, I'd like to request if it's possible, could you create a video about handling application logs? For instance, setting up Winston in NestJS, saving logs to a physical file in a pod, and then forwarding those logs to something like Elasticsearch, and finally, reading the logs. I think it could be really cool.

Anyway, thank you very much for your videos; they are very helpful and teach me a lot. Thanks!

[indrajeetnikam]

Thanks for the awesome tutorial, appreciate it ☺

[blender_wiki]

Great complement on you course in Udemy 🙏🙏🙏
I am curious to knows your opinion on what's the most efficient way to implement nest.js+prisma+graphQL?
Maybe a future video to add on Udemy course?

[moestaxx]

hey man. i wanted to dive into nestjs but i seen some stuff that said you should know some angular before learning, so you think that’s true? i know react but i am not familiar with angular at all.

[cafesmallhouse]

so awesome videos! thanks a lot. i'd like to know something about code convention. i really like making dash-case to code react project. for example app.component.tsx? before i watched your video about react and nestjs, it was like dash-case. usually do you use dash-case in react project?

[williamjayinclino]

how can we add class validator for prisma using the generated inputs?