thorn VS prisma-client-rust

None. I find ORMs to be too restrictive when I really need to get in and optimize my queries. I wrote my own custom query builder which allows me to use mixed SQL/Rust syntax for complex dynamic queries.

Working on a 1.0 release draft for generic-array and possibly starting on a procedural macro for an SQL DSL to replace this 900-rule abomination that chokes rust-analyzer so bad I repasted my CPU because it was pushing it so hard I became concerned.

I build simple rust axum api server with Prisma client rust. This is my something done with rust and I really enjoyed rust!

Prisma Client Rust. If you come from the JS/TS world this fits right in. It's halfway between a full ORM and SQL(x), so I prefer it.

Wut, Prisma works with Rust?! Is this what you're referring to? : https://github.com/Brendonovich/prisma-client-rust

There's Prisma Client Rust if you want a fully fledged ORM!

Damn, I use Prisma, it's a good way to have a unified database schema for which you can generate code in any language you want. It was very useful for converting a TypeScript project to a Rust one, I use prisma-client-rust in particular.

https://github.com/Brendonovich/prisma-client-rust

I also come from the NodeJS world where I used Prisma as an ORM / query builder. Turns out since the schema is language agnostic, anyone can make clients for it for any language, including Rust. I made a simple example which combines Prisma Client Rust, Actix Web, and Async GraphQL together, fairly straightforward to make.

I've been using prisma client rust instead of seaorm lately and have been very happy