I Have A New Favorite Database Tool

sure you do

Is there a way to get Zod schemas as well? I like the way Zod works and how you can get Typescript types from the schema objects. The Zod schemas can be used for many different things, such as validation data from an endpoint, or for forms.

I've got a strange feeling lately, that you are like a flag - changing direction in development tools as the wind blows.
I don't implicate it's hurtful to try out new things and tell people about it, but rather leap from one framework/package to the other and praise it for being innovative.

Patiently waiting for Drizzle to start working with next-auth and then I’m switching from prisma. I might keep it around for migrations if it’s problematic in Drizzle.

Maybe unpopular opinion but...why are all relational dbs orders of magnitude slower than document stores like mongo?

There is no good or evil. There is only weight and those too weak to lift it.
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OMG i'm so hyped to start using the new drizzle relational queries ASAP this was like the one blocker stopping me from moving forward with it!!

Wasted

Still prefer prisma tbh

gonna use this .. June 2023

Would be awesome to see a T3 Stack 2.0. Specially given that today, most of T3 dependencies seem to be not a good idea.
For example, PRISMA -> Drizzle | NextJS Auth -> Clerk | TRPC -> TS | NextJS Pages -> App Directory

TypeORM is the best Typescript ORM.

Two days later, already at 9k Stars

The one query thing is a big deal, but eloquent is still the best ORM I know so far.

What about Orchid ORM?

Will check it out. Does it Support geospatial data?

When will you add it to t3?

Why not sequeelize ORM 🤔

bro, it's actually doubled(almost) after a week(almost)... noice

stars effectively doubled @t3dogg we made it

i live in the left,right,cross join world and i wish all problems is just a inner join

To all of you who want to start using drizzle orm as theo or josh said it. It is not mature doesn't have a adapter for the planet scale database with next auth as prisma does nor has as refined docs, unsigned integer or as big of a community .
Right after this video was released planet scale introduced the scaler pro plan where you have unlimited read and write which mitigates the cost issue. starting from $39 it can go up to $999 8 vCPU and 32 GB RAM in AWS which much be sufficient for almost all use cases and vast majority of people. If you need more than this you are already a multi million dollar company and that's that.
Untill Drizzle goes to version 1 I am waiting and will go with prisma and planetscale.

is just me or audio is low

is using Prisma in production save ? I have heard so much negativity regarding ORM . One argument with which they come up is if you really want to use ORM use raw query instead of ORM native function ? Is there a really performance lacking in native ORM function ?

Theo will T3 stack change to Drizzle?

Ecto. And stopping using this new stuff every few months ahhahaa

Not sure why the “hate” for foreign keys nowadays, they exist for a reason …😅

don't use an ORM. Just use SQL. It allows you more control and fine tuning.

Left joins. Yuck.

Dude, Drizzle is NOT A TOOL, it's an abstraction layer. A tool is something like TablePlus. The title is misleading. Not criticizing, just feedback.

I literally didn’t click on this video knowing it would be about drizzle but I learned so much about just watching it 😂

It’s crazy how every time a new orm releases and we are like wow this is so simple. This is so good. 😂

So when MS-SQL? 🙂

Actual sql itself is simple enough 😅

bro dosen't know what's a left join and he is making video about Database tools bruh.......

Why use SQL when you can use SQL on top of JavaScript on top of SQL?

🚀 API Maker = super super easy compare to Drizzle also. Try Deep Populate and Find Join feature. It will blow your mind.

how is defining relationships inside the code using the orm "cleaner"??? Any single responsibility principle enjoyers here?

The fact that this video shows after fireship video of ORMs is a chefs kiss

Is this video paid advertising?

Are you saying that if you use drizzle there is less of a need for tRPC?

database tools are the new javascript frameworks, and thats great!

Better try SurrealDB

Drizzle migrations are a nightmare compared to what Prisma offers.

I just wanna use this library with Deno, then I got overwhelmed

One year after this video, and they still have unresolved issues opened 1 year ago, basic things like adding a WHERE in an index or properly parse a remote SQL schema. They often ignore other devs submitting feedback or even pull requests asking to fix those important issues... so I am not really optimistic about the future of this project, hopefully another team with the same concept but better attitude will take on this soon.

drizzle mentioned yeah baby

omg, JUST FUCKING USE SQL. STOP THIS INSANITY