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Prisma 2.0 Demo by its Core-Team member Nikolas Burk aka @nikolasburk
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Nikolas Burk demonstrates Prisma 2.0, showing how it helps frontend developers build full-stack applications with existing databases.
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On “ORM Challenges”
If you're looking for a quick and solid way to build CRUD apps, I'd definitely recommend that you check out Nexus. It's a TypeScript-first backend framework and comes with a plugin for Prisma that lets you derive API operations from your database schema (if you want that, the plugin is of course optional).
Otherwise, there are Redwood.js and Blitz as fullstack alternatives. Both seem really amazing and have great teams/communities behind them (so does Nexus btw)! I recently discussed both in a talk here.
All that being said, you can combine Prisma with any other technology as it's just taking care of the "database layer" but has no opinions about how you structure your application other…