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From Rust to TypeScript: A New Chapter for Prisma ORM

3 KolmogorovComp 1 8/4/2025, 9:35:28 AM prisma.io ↗

Comments (1)

bn-l · 3h ago

Rust is nice but they got memed into it.

There is no good ORM for JavaScript. All the options are mess and picking the least bad option takes a long time.

I will never start any new project with node on the backend again. Don’t rely on js devs to do back end well. You’ve seen the state of front end.