Prisma 1

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Wes: Prisma has gone from GraphQL to Prisma 1. We realized that we are now competing with other ORMs or other ways how people work with their databases. For Prisma 1, on the other hand, you had to stand up an extra proxy server using Docker. So for a lot of people that said, okay, I just need an ORM, why should I go through all of this hassle? Wes: It's really that simple as running NPM install to use them. But essentially Prisma 2, 3 and 4 are effectively the same and we just refer to it as the Prisma ORM.

In this supper club episode of Syntax, Wes and Scott talk with Nikolas Burk from Prisma about the role an ORM plays in a tech stack, how Prisma has changed over the years, ways to query data in Prisma, and how migrations work with Prisma.

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