Slax VS Prisma

Here you go Slax

You can check out the live demo here, or the GitHub repo.

The tutorial starts by creating a Next.js project and setting up Shadcn UI and Aceternity UI for premade front-end components, with TailwindCSS for styling. Next, you will use Prisma ORM to create data models and generate schemas for Neon's Postgres database. The tutorial also covers file uploads using Uploadcare, Clerk to handle authentication, and creating a billing system with Stripe that allows users to purchase different plans.

There are a number of potential solutions listed in the discussions of this issue on prisma’s github page.

Prisma

Prisma is an open-source ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) tool that lets us define our database structure and run queries efficiently. With Prisma, you can write database operations more intuitively without needing to handle SQL directly, which makes things simpler and reduces errors.

What's the first thing you want to see in a web application's documentation? Most likely, it's the data models that serve as the foundation of the entire application. Can data models be defined declaratively? Absolutely! Prisma ORM has already done a great job by allowing developers to define their application models **in an intuitive data modeling language.

Prisma combined with ZenStack offers a more programmatic approach. While requiring more setup than PostgREST, it provides better TypeScript integration and more control over the generated API. This combination excels in projects where type safety and custom business logic are priorities.

I searched about this on GitHub and found this: Prisma fails to find openssl 3.0.x on new bookworm

Prisma - a modern Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) tool for simplifying database interactions. Having heard much about it, I am excited to incorporate it into future projects.

The Prisma ORM is a powerful companion for every software engineer, indie maker, and SaaS founder who wants to add type safety to the queries executed on the database.