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Yes, also, Prisma has its own modelling language, so certainly some time is spent in this process of translation from .ts to .prisma. In the next benchmark I will add Sequelize and MikroORM
Tech Lead/Team Lead. Senior WebDev.
Intermediate Grade on Computer Systems-
High Grade on Web Application Development-
MBA (+Marketing+HHRR).
Studied a bit of law, economics and design
Location
Spain
Education
Higher Level Education Certificate on Web Application Development
hey there 👋, i'm Nicolas. a proudly Brazilian developer passionated about DX tooling around the typescript ecosystem. i also love to talk about backend crazy stuff.
i don't think so, as @joelbonetr said, probably TypeORM is doing some weird async thing to fetch the data. Prisma transpile all their .prisma -> .d.ts once you execute the prisma generate command. Another good strategy to see that more accurate is to create different users to the database, and then profile which queries are taking longer (you can get that by doing some queries on the pg_stat_activity
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Interesting topic! 😁
I suspect in the Create Many that TypeORM uses async behind the scenes while Prisma doesn't which is the easiest explanation.
Could you please add Sequelize to this benchmarks? It's one of the most used ORMs in Node if not the most used one for relational DBs
Thank you! 😀
Yes, also, Prisma has its own modelling language, so certainly some time is spent in this process of translation from .ts to .prisma. In the next benchmark I will add Sequelize and MikroORM
Perfect thank you! Following to see the results! :)
i don't think so, as @joelbonetr said, probably TypeORM is doing some weird async thing to fetch the data. Prisma transpile all their .prisma -> .d.ts once you execute the
prisma generatecommand. Another good strategy to see that more accurate is to create different users to the database, and then profile which queries are taking longer (you can get that by doing some queries on thepg_stat_activity