Apologies for the fan sound that starts happening part way into the video, that's my laptop trying to run audio recording software and overheating... anyway here's the link to the code on GitHub - github.com/JasonMerrett/express-prisma-api 😃
This tutorial helps, I understand your the way you explain in the video and I now fully understand how to make an api using TS, Prisma and express. Thanks sir!
Hi bro. Is there a way you can make your fonts a bit bigger for better UX on Mobile devices, fonts are barely visible. I enjoy watching your videos on my iphone while coding along on my workstation. Thanks for the good work you do on this channel.
I'm not sure you could really compare them as Mongoose is made specifically for MongoDB and Prisma is more for relational databases like MySQL, Postgres etc. even though it does support MongoDB I would still go for mongoose if I wanted to use MongoDB as it's specifically built for that. There are caveats with prisma when using Mongo that you would have to worry about which I think would be annoying to deal with. Both are really good so it's really going to come down to what database you want to use.
At @1:54 you said "You will also need a Postgres database", and then you mentioned you are using Docker. I don't get it. Isn't Postgres the database itself?
Yeah this tutorial is focused on how to use prisma. As I mentioned in the video I'll have a project based video that has a more detailed api with controllers and services 😀
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Apologies for the fan sound that starts happening part way into the video, that's my laptop trying to run audio recording software and overheating... anyway here's the link to the code on GitHub - github.com/JasonMerrett/express-prisma-api 😃
This tutorial helps, I understand your the way you explain in the video and I now fully understand how to make an api using TS, Prisma and express. Thanks sir!
Missing your legendary Intro
It was there originally but I edited it out because the intro part of the video was very boring
@@Rettson No it's very appealing.
@@Ryanisalive Thank you :)
Great video, quick question. Why did u not use OOP like in your previous videos?
Thanks man
No problem, thanks for the comment on my previous video, sorry it took so long to make this!
Hi bro.
Is there a way you can make your fonts a bit bigger for better UX on Mobile devices, fonts are barely visible. I enjoy watching your videos on my iphone while coding along on my workstation.
Thanks for the good work you do on this channel.
Yeah I can zoom in on my text editor, will make a note to do that for future videos :)
what are advantages of prisma over something like mongoose?
I'm not sure you could really compare them as Mongoose is made specifically for MongoDB and Prisma is more for relational databases like MySQL, Postgres etc. even though it does support MongoDB I would still go for mongoose if I wanted to use MongoDB as it's specifically built for that. There are caveats with prisma when using Mongo that you would have to worry about which I think would be annoying to deal with. Both are really good so it's really going to come down to what database you want to use.
@@Rettson thanks for the detailed answer! really loved your videos, in fact wathing one rn 😍
At @1:54 you said "You will also need a Postgres database", and then you mentioned you are using Docker.
I don't get it.
Isn't Postgres the database itself?
Postgres is a database and I was running it in a Docker container.
Buddy... Please add your linkedin profile to this account
I don't have LinkedIn, too much spam.
There is no controllers And services
Yeah this tutorial is focused on how to use prisma. As I mentioned in the video I'll have a project based video that has a more detailed api with controllers and services 😀
@@Rettson okay waiting for that video impatiently