Creating A User Dashboard with Redwood and Prisma
summary
Live code builds a student dashboard using Redwood + Prisma + Postgres: author defines three Prisma models (Student, Course, Grade), runs Yarn create redwood-app, updates schema, runs Prisma migrate and a seed to insert sample students/courses/grades, and then uses Redwood’s scaffold to auto-generate GraphQL SDLs, resolvers and full CRUD UI. Layout and styles are added with styled‑components; a later migration makes grade.courseId required. Everything is shown working end‑to‑end in the running dev server and pushed to a repo.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to Redwood
- 2:28Setting up Redwood app
- 8:22Configuring Prisma with Postgres
- 11:15Creating database models
- 17:35Seeding the database
- 25:41Generating the homepage
- 30:12Scaffolding CRUD for courses
- 41:03Completing CRUD setup
- 46:28Adding dashboard layout
- 58:30Styling the dashboard
- 1:05:17Updating database schema
- 1:15:50Final migration and Q&A
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