Tightening the Full-Stack Development Loop with Nexus and Prisma
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Claim: Nexus and Prisma tighten the full‑stack loop by giving TypeScript end‑to‑end types and fast iteration. The demo builds an e‑commerce GraphQL API with Nexus schema and a generated Prisma Client, uses sqlite and runs prisma migrate to create product review and category tables (one‑to‑many and many‑to‑many), exercises mutations and queries, and inspects data with prisma studio; everything in the demo works live and yields generated typings and selective resolver fetches to avoid overfetching.
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chapters (22)
- 0:00Start
- 0:25What Is Prisma
- 1:09Nexus Schema What Is Nexus Schema
- 12:50Import Apollo Server
- 14:43Graphql Playground
- 16:41Graphql Schema
- 19:04Modeling Out the E-Commerce Api
- 21:05Create Object Types
- 26:05Prisma Cli
- 26:15Prisma Schema Language
- 26:32Prisma Init
- 28:49Modeling Out the Table
- 30:25Auto Increment
- 42:10Prisma Generate
- 46:52Graphql Playgrounds
- 50:03Select Certain Fields
- 51:05Modeling the Reviews
- 55:37Creating a Review
- 55:52Review Object Type
- 1:02:14Create Review
- 1:07:56Categories
- 1:11:39Model Out the Category
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