Why are you choosing Prisma, and not just staying within the Apollo stack? I'm also interested in GraphQL and Apollo seems the most mature stack (and ecosystem) by far. I've read about Prism but for simplicity I'd choose to stay within the "mainstream" i.e. entirely within the Apollo stack. Large community, easy to google/SO your answers, etc.
As soon as you start integrating additional stacks/technologies then the complexity rises exponentially and there are far fewer answers to be found (on that particular combination of technologies) on SO etc.
By the way what are you going to use for the client (frontend) ?
Well, seeing other comments here in this thread (the one below from Renaud looks very convincing) it looks like Prisma is the way to go, most advanced and mature.
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Why are you choosing Prisma, and not just staying within the Apollo stack? I'm also interested in GraphQL and Apollo seems the most mature stack (and ecosystem) by far. I've read about Prism but for simplicity I'd choose to stay within the "mainstream" i.e. entirely within the Apollo stack. Large community, easy to google/SO your answers, etc.
As soon as you start integrating additional stacks/technologies then the complexity rises exponentially and there are far fewer answers to be found (on that particular combination of technologies) on SO etc.
By the way what are you going to use for the client (frontend) ?
What orm would you consider to be inside the Apollo Stack. I have used sequelize in the past and now i want to try out prisma.
Well, seeing other comments here in this thread (the one below from Renaud looks very convincing) it looks like Prisma is the way to go, most advanced and mature.