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Comment #48530179
https://www.learnchess.ai — The chess app I always wanted (I've tried a lot of apps in the last years but they always lacked some fundamental feature and/or had terrible UX).
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Show HN: learnchess.ai – Local-first chess coaching app with AI
I've been playing chess for a few years with my ELO stuck around 1600 on Lichess. I wanted an app that combined puzzle training, interactive lessons, game analysis, and AI coaching…
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Comment #42949266
Author of the blog post here, let me know in case you have any questions around the Prisma Postgres stack!
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Comment #42919560
I wrote the blog post for this, feel free to drop any questions and the Prisma team will help!
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Comment #42123768
Hey there, I worked on the benchmarks from the Prisma-side. First off: Thanks for your feedback and questions, we're trying to create a meaningful comparison of ORMs and will be it…
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Comment #42015347
Our pricing for Prisma Postgres indeed presents a bit of a mental shift compared to traditional database providers: We charge for query volume, not for compute! We believe that ult…
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Comment #41993335
I just answered the same questions on Twitter [1], so just quoting that: Neon is a lot more feature-rich right now (since PPG just came out) and has awesome stuff like branching. O…
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Comment #41992264
Nikolas from Prisma here! I've been around for almost 8 years (since the Graphcool days) and this description is pretty accurate but I can add a bit more color. The major product e…
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Comment #35960962
If you're already looking at Next.js + Tailwind but unsure about what to use for the DB, I'd recommend checking out the T3 stack [1]. It uses tRPC [2] for type-safe API calls and P…
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Comment #34079408
The Playground is an interactive learning environment for Prisma. Learn how to send database queries and explore migrations workflows with the Prisma ORM.
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Comment #33249416
This looks fantastic, congrats to the launch!
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Comment #32864217
> Is there any post which goes into evolution of prisma from initial days of exposing graphql API directly to using it as wire protocol in the query engine? To be honest, I think t…
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Comment #32863703
Hey there, I'm Nikolas from the Prisma team. Just came here to quickly clarify this notion: > Prisma is an API server that puts a GraphQL API in front of a DB. Prisma is an ORM whi…
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Comment #32549345
Hey, Nikolas from Prisma here. > 4. All the GraphQL Backend-as-a-Service like Prisma, Hasura etc... Just wanted to quickly drop in to clarify that Prisma is not a GraphQL-as-a-Serv…
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Comment #31909420
If you want to learn about Redwood, I'd also recommend Amy's talk about it from Prisma Day two weeks ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_zJ44wmo1Ro&ab_channel=Prism... :)
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Comment #31608274
Hey there, I work at Prisma — awesome to hear it's been serving you well! Since you mentioned NestJS, I just wanted to quickly plug a comprehensive tutorial that we've published to…