Prisma in Next.js - My Fav Way to Work with Databases (CRUD, Dev/Prod Workflow, Relations, Indexes)

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In this tutorial, Wesley demonstrates how to integrate Prisma with Next.js, covering the architecture of a Next.js app, setting up Prisma, defining schema fundamentals, creating and managing the database, performing CRUD operations, handling relations (one-to-many, many-to-many, one-to-one), seeding data, error handling, caching strategies, migrations, and preparing the application for production deployment. ⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 01:07 Next.js architecture 02:02 Example app overview 03:15 Setup Prisma 06:09 Schema fundamentals 07:36 Prisma extension + defaultFormatter 08:34 Schema fundamentals (continued) 10:09 Create database 12:38 View database content (Prisma Studio) 14:13 GET data on page (findMany) 16:50 Prisma Client instantiation 18:29 GET data on page (findUnique) 22:18 Changing schema (Slug) - npx prisma db push 25:38 @unique 27:42 @map 28:04 @index 28:53 Filtering (where) 29:55 Ordering 30:18 Select 31:00 Pagination 32:29 Count 33:42 Writing data (POST / PUT / DELETE) 42:03 Relations (one-to-many) 43:54 Many-to-many 44:27 One-to-one 46:50 include & connect (relations queries) 49:12 Seeding database 51:10 Prisma types 53:13 Seeding database (continued) 55:50 Error handling 57:35 Caching in Next.js 59:59 Prisma Accelerate caching 1:00:34 Going to production 1:04:32 Migrations 1:06:15 npx prisma migrate 1:08:18 postinstall (prisma generate) 1:08:42 Push to Vercel 1:10:19 Serverless vs Edge 1:10:59 Middleware (edge) 1:13:07 Prisma Pulse