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Alex Ruheni
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Aug 29, 2023 â‹… 15 min read

End-to-end type safety with Next.js, Prisma, and GraphQL

Alex Ruheni Developer advocate at Prisma

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3 Replies to "End-to-end type safety with Next.js, Prisma, and GraphQL"

  1. Hi, I was following the example but ran into some problems, is it possible for you to make available the repo of the working project?

  2. This is a good article to start with Gql, Prisma and Nexus, however unfortunately it runs in multiple errors when following the guide, and the repository shared shows another approach using apollo instead of yoga, please update the code reflecting the repository for newer readers.

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