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Building a Next.js Blog with PostgreSQL and Prisma.

Hey fellow tech enthusiasts! 👋 I recently embarked on a thrilling journey of creating my very own blog app using Next.js, PostgreSQL as the database, and Prisma as the ORM (Object-Relational Mapping). I'm here to share my experience and some exciting features that I've already implemented – and those that are still in the pipeline!

First things first, diving into the world of Next.js was a game-changer for me. The ease of setting up a dynamic web application with React components and server-side rendering made the development process incredibly smooth. Pairing it with Prisma, which acts as a bridge between my application and the PostgreSQL database, has proven to be a robust and efficient choice.

Seamless Commenting Experience One of the highlights of my blog app is the ability to post and delete comments seamlessly. Thanks to Prisma's powerful querying capabilities, managing and manipulating data in the PostgreSQL database becomes a breeze. Users can now engage in meaningful conversations, share their thoughts, and even clean up their comments if needed.

Wrapping Up Building a Next.js blog with PostgreSQL and Prisma has been an incredible learning experience. The seamless integration of these technologies allows for a robust, scalable, and performant application. The satisfaction of seeing comments flow in and being able to interact with them effortlessly is truly rewarding. Stay tuned for the upcoming authentication features! Meanwhile, feel free to drop your thoughts and suggestions in the comments section below. Happy coding! 🚀

Daniela Martinez

Fullstack dev

I write about my journey learning new stuff.

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Dani:

Welcome to blog app!

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