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Nethan Gabriel B. Bagasbas

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full-stack dev | cs fresh grad

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DomainData Systems...ORM Migration & Ve.. (30%)Database Provision.. (25%)Query & Client API.. (20%)Driver Adapter Eng.. (15%)

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Frequently Asked Questions About Nethan Gabriel B. Bagasbas

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What tasks can I accomplish with these Prisma skills?▼

You can migrate Prisma v6 projects to v7, run CLI commands like init, generate, migrate, and studio, write Prisma Client queries with filters and transactions, implement SQL driver adapters, provision Prisma Postgres databases, configure PostgreSQL/MySQL/SQLite/MongoDB connections, and deploy apps to Prisma Compute.

Who are these Prisma skills designed for?▼

Full-stack and backend developers working with Prisma ORM in TypeScript/JavaScript projects. They suit engineers upgrading ORM versions, building database-backed apps with frameworks like Next.js, Hono, or Nuxt, and developers implementing custom database driver adapters or managing Prisma Postgres infrastructure.

How do I handle a MongoDB project when upgrading to Prisma 7?▼

Prisma ORM v7 has no upgrade path for MongoDB providers. The prisma-mongodb-upgrade skill provides a decision guide for v6 MongoDB projects, helping you evaluate staying on v6 or migrating to Prisma Next instead of attempting an unsupported v7 upgrade.

Are these Prisma skills free to use?▼

Yes. All nine skills are released under the MIT license, permitting free use, modification, and distribution. They are reference and guidance skills authored by Prisma, covering ORM versions 7.6.0 through 7.9.1 plus Compute and Postgres setup guides.

What prerequisites are needed to use these skills?▼

You need an existing or planned Prisma ORM project, typically with Node.js and a supported database such as PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite, or MongoDB. Prisma Postgres provisioning and Compute deployment additionally require service tokens or OAuth credentials for Management API access.