Prisma Developer Advocates

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Nicholas: Have you been following all the drama in the chess world that's been going down right now? Leech has is also completely open source as far as I know so yeah you can build your own clients you can use the information from there. The most recent one is a a four part article including videos about end-to-end type safety with react and graph QL and Prisma. We're also hiring at Prisma particularly developer advocates for my team so if you're excited about type safety about databases then please apply.

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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