Learn APIs development with Prisma, Nodejs, and Postgres

Description

Prisma is a next-generation object–relational mapper (ORM) that claims to help developers build faster and make fewer errors. Prisma takes a different approach to ORMs compared to traditional ORMs. It uses a custom Schema Definition Language (SDL) that automatically writes migrations and generates type-safe code.

Why Prisma?

• ORMs facilitate implementing the domain model. The domain model is an object model that incorporates the behavior and data of your business logic. In other words, it allows you to focus on real business concepts rather than the database structure or SQL semantics.
• ORMs help reduce the amount of code. They save you from writing repetitive SQL statements for common CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) operations and escaping user input to prevent vulnerabilities such as SQL injections.
• ORMs require you to write little to no SQL (depending on your complexity you may still need to write the odd raw query). This is beneficial for developers who are not familiar with SQL but still want to work with a database.
• Many ORMs abstract database-specific details. In theory, this means that an ORM can make changing from one database to another easier. It should be noted that in practice applications rarely change the database they use.

In this course, we are going to build the REST API in Prisma, Node, Express, and Postgres

Who this course is for:

• Beginner Nodejs developers who want to learn API development with Nodejs, Express and Prisma
• Nodejs developers who want to learn how to use ORM rather than plain SQL queries
• Developers who want to learn how to build REST APIs in Nodejs
• Nodejs developers who want to learn how to write the test cases for REST APIs
• Nodejs developers who wants to learn testing using JEST framework

Requirements

• knowledge of Javascript is required
• Basic knowledge of nodejs and typescript is appreciated

Last Updated 12/2022

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