feat: prisma lesson #28230
feat: prisma lesson #28230
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| There's a bunch of new stuff up here. Prisma schema files are written in Prisma Schema Language. You can see how not only there are column definitions for the table, but also a relation to another table defined within the `Message` model. You'll learn more about this in the assignment readings. | ||
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| This schema file lives in your codebase and is tracked by version control. You can guess by now how useful this is. |
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I think it might be good to mention what the schema file is (that it has a specific naming convention) and that there can be multiple schema files in Prisma. e.g. from the docs:
It is typically a single file called schema.prisma (or multiple files with .prisma file extension) that is stored in a defined but customizable location.
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I purposefully kept out this information, since learners will only ever need one schema file for the projects they tackle in the curriculum. They do learn about the naming convention and the multiple files stuff in the linked documentation in the assignment section.
Co-authored-by: Christian Medina <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Christian Medina <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: MaoShizhong <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: MaoShizhong <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: MaoShizhong <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: MaoShizhong <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: MaoShizhong <[email protected]>
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| #### So much more code | ||
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| You need a `SELECT` statement? Cool, write a query. Need a `SELECT` statement for a different table? Write another query. Or if your programmer senses are tingling, you could create a utility function for `SELECT`. But now you need a `SELECT` statement for specific columns? You'll have to modify the utility function. What about filters and sorting? You get the point. |
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Nit: sorry I missed this one earlier
| You need a `SELECT` statement? Cool, write a query. Need a `SELECT` statement for a different table? Write another query. Or if your programmer senses are tingling, you could create a utility function for `SELECT`. But now you need a `SELECT` statement for specific columns? You'll have to modify the utility function. What about filters and sorting? You get the point. | |
| Do you need a `SELECT` statement? Cool, write a query. Need a `SELECT` statement for a different table? Write another query. Or if your programmer senses are tingling, you could create a utility function for `SELECT`. But now you need a `SELECT` statement for specific columns? You'll have to modify the utility function. What about filters and sorting? You get the point. |
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I feel "You need a SELECT statement?" reads better than creating a question-ish tone. I'll reserve this change unless we get anyone else's objection.
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Both are fine. The first has a more casual tone but is otherwise still fine
Co-authored-by: Asartea <[email protected]>
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