John Fashanu

I built an NPM package today and published it 🚀 Check it out here 👇 npmjs.com/package/forge-…

I built forge-orm because of my love for Prisma on the backend. Prisma is amazing but its limited, it treats mongodb as a third wheel, uses rust and cannot work on the browser The best of Drizzle and Prisma brought together npmjs.com/package/forge-…

@Saanvi_dhillon Found something like prisma but better It works on the browser too with sqlite.. Can you imagine using sqlite on react app? With over 1gb storage??? It works like drizzle but the schema and api is quite advanced npmjs.com/package/forge-…

Vs code is a $0 company?????? $0 ???????????? How are they making money????????

@dschewchenko @TosinOlugbenga Yep, drizzle is amazing.. maybe in a test environment give forge-orm a try. The documentation is very vast and easy to use… you can read the src file… its quite elaborate and straightforward, the codebase.

Because I'm using on production(really big b2c and B2B projects on my job) for 2 years, smoothly migrated from pg to bun.sql driver. And I'm using on my own projects with Cloudflare D1 and DO SQLite. No any problems. Also have used TypeORM, Eloquent and Entity Framework for a long time. But drizzle really lightweight. Just generated migrations are not perfect on some schema changes, but generation must be reviewed everywhere, not just here 😅

Which database ORM is your favorite? Prisma? Or?

@karthikponna19 Use forge-orm for your backend database. Its amazing comparable to prisma without prisma issues

finally proud owner of MacBook M5

@sorenbs @vanrensbird Try forge-orm, same thing as prisma without codegen and rust… so drizzle version of prisma … it works on the browser too

Prisma is fast now 🔥

@Taniyatweets_ Forge-ORM with superpowers takes best features of drizzle and prisma combined npmjs.com/package/forge-…

why are vibe coders mostly web developers ?

@dschewchenko @TosinOlugbenga Its not a driver, its just a typescript layer above the official drivers. Its a dialect so its negligible like drizzle

@iamJohnFash @TosinOlugbenga so far better than drizzle orm because it's built by you? Do you have benchmarks? memory usage? comparison with other ORM's?

@dschewchenko @TosinOlugbenga No, better is subjective, it solved more than drizzle could in some areas, its new so definitely drizzle is better if you ask me due to years of test and use and age of the library… benchmark is in the documentation for reference

@just_sahitya_ Forge-ORM npmjs.com/package/forge-…

Be honest devs, Is coding still worth learning in the AI era?

@vanrensbird @grok npmjs.com/package/forge-…

@iamJohnFash @grok Sounds cool indeed.

I built forge orm, an improved version of prisma without the prisma headache, out of shared needs and might be useful for you too

@Iamkaifyyy npmjs.com/package/forge-…

@Iamkaifyyy Built forge-orm library for frontend and backend developers

what you’re all working right now right now I’m pushing my project to GitHub which was lying in my Mac

@dschewchenko @TosinOlugbenga npmjs.com/package/forge-…

@iamJohnFash @TosinOlugbenga this? github.com/forge-sql-orm/…

@dschewchenko @TosinOlugbenga Its not ontop drizzle orm but more like using prisma api.

@iamJohnFash @TosinOlugbenga Built on top of Drizzle ORM, but it's for atlassian db

@Iamkaifyyy Thank you

@iamJohnFash That’s something interesting.

Forge-ORM #database #backend #orm #typescript #nodejs #prisma

@CZoom42637 JavaScript/Typescript

What's the easiest programming language to start with as a beginner?

@markproduct Backend and frontend developers, have you seen the new forge-orm npm library?, its an improved version of Prisma without the prisma headache, works on the Browser too and might be useful to engineers here 🙂

Can you build a billion-dollar app using only Claude?

@Saanvi_dhillon Backend and frontend developers, have you seen the new forge-orm npm library?, its an improved version of Prisma without the prisma headache, works on the Browser too and might be useful to engineers here 🙂

Be honest, does writing code on paper actually make you a good developer?