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Build a Backend with Prisma in a TypeScript Node Project

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Ryan Chenkie
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This course will give you a clear understanding of how to start using Prisma in your full-stack web applications. Prisma is an open-source ORM. It consists of the following parts:

  • Prisma Client: Auto-generated and type-safe query builder
  • Prisma Migrate: Migration system
  • Prisma Studio: GUI to view and edit data in your database

In this course, we will learn how to use the power of Prisma in a TypeScript backend application using SQLite. Through the course, you'll be building an application to display the details of products that have been saved in the project's database. You will learn how to initialize Prisma, use Prisma Client to create and find records, use Express to create data dynamically, and much more🔥

In the end, you will be able to understand how Prisma works, and confidently start using Prisma in your own project.

The Prisma version used in this course is ^2.26, and the latest version is 2.28. As of 2.28, there are no major breaking changes.

Credits

Kamil Khadeyev (illustration)

What you'll learn

  • Initialize Prisma in a TypeScript project
  • Use Prisma Client to create and find records in your data base
  • Use express to create data dynamically
  • Use Prisma Schema language
  • Use Prisma Studio
  • Running Prisma migrate
  • Create relations between tables using Prisma Schema

Questions to Reflect Upon:

  • Why choose Prisma in my next full-stack web application?
  • What is the best way to interact with data in my application?

Learner Reviews

  • Michael Anggriawan
    10 months ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    This is a good course for starting to use prisma

  • geni94
    a year ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Simple and straight to the point. I loved how much information you conveyed with seemingly simple situations. Kudos.

  • Devin Rhode
    a year ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    short sweet simple nicely chunked into clean short snippets, like all egghead courses

  • Gr4vity4
    2 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Very nice tutorial and quickly to understand.

  • Learner
    2 years ago
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    Awesome. Straight to the point!

  • Patryk Bernasiewicz
    2 years ago
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    What did you like about this course?

    Wonderful introduction to using Prisma in TypeScript projects. I've been hesitating using ORMs in my personal projects, but I think this will become my go-to now. Thanks!!!

Course Content

18m • 12 lessons

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