I would encourage you to try out both ORMs and share your overall experience. My opinion is going to be biased but I would encourage you to try out Prisma. Some of the benefits Prisma offers are query auto-completion, type-safety when composing your queries and intuitive data modeling.
Sequelize is good too but I lost it when I got to defining associations. It's really confusing to me. After going through the Prisma docs, I was able to understand how to define associations.
So far, Prisma works well for me and the VSCode extension makes it easier to work with.
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Nice. I just started looking into ORMs. Still debating whether to use sequelize or prisma.
Also, bodyparser is not necessary if you're using the latest version of express.
Use
express.json()insteadSkip both and use MikroORM.
Hi Joseph 👋🏾
Alex here from the Prisma team.
I would encourage you to try out both ORMs and share your overall experience. My opinion is going to be biased but I would encourage you to try out Prisma. Some of the benefits Prisma offers are query auto-completion, type-safety when composing your queries and intuitive data modeling.
If you get stuck, feel free to reach out 🙂
Well, I'm glad to tell you that I chose Prisma.
Sequelize is good too but I lost it when I got to defining associations. It's really confusing to me. After going through the Prisma docs, I was able to understand how to define associations.
So far, Prisma works well for me and the VSCode extension makes it easier to work with.