What Does Senior Developer Use to Build Side Projects?

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[@TomDoesTech]

What are you using to build your side project?

[@zer0874]

Nuxt3, pg with drizzle

[@karlnassar8646]

Next with supabase

[@royz_1]

I have this exact same problem. Whenever I start a side project, I tend to learn a bunch of new technologies for it and I never get time to finish the project or lose interest.

[@ccccjjjjeeee]

I've been real busy with day job and family stuff so no ETA, but we're thinking of adding a Kysely (query builder) + Drizzle (tooling) option to T3. The main reason for this is that in the long run we want to make it as easy as possible for people to deploy to edge workers.

[@universe_decoded797]

I haven’t used t3 for 6 months. Any major improvements that I’ve missed? Would be cool if you guys can add drizzle connected with next auth. I would probably use it again.

[@2breezy866]

I've recently integrated Kysely into my T3 app and I'm absolutely loving it. Prisma for schema management + Kysely for query building has been the perfect combo imo. I can't believe I hadn't heard about it sooner.

[@ashutosh887_]

Would love to see your tutorial videos on this soon Tom!

[@amannambisan6870]

Wow! Would love to see the schema you've made to make the custom next auth adaptor work. Any way we can get a tutorial on this

[@yunyang6267]

how is this project going

[@joshuasingh854]

Why drizzle instead of prisma? Any reason?

[@Luka_brx]

Prisma ships to much data

[@muhammedubeyd]

@@Luka_brx what does it mean ?

[@akosbalint3485]

Drizzle is faster, especially at cold boot

[@muhammedubeyd]

If it was that, it's very important when using NextJs 👍👍, and as I remember last month Prisma enhanced the cold boot, by refactoring the Prisma engine...

[@TomDoesTech]

I like that it's closer to SQL, it's faster, doesn't send multiple queries, schemas are just TypeScript, can have schemas in different files, the type inference is better, I don't have to restart my editor all the time to get it to work

[@IkraamDev]

Good video!

[@yunhanhuang9304]

I'd like to see your tutorial video of all the techs mentioned in this video. HaHa.😎

[@mohaniya15]

I think the drizzle adapter is ready! You should check it out now!

[@TomDoesTech]

Yeah I saw that. I did check it out but mine does a few custom things that I want to keep

[@nabinsaud4688]

I also love maintine ui

[@iamsahebgiri]

Are you using neon db for local development as well or a separate postgres hosted locally?

[@TomDoesTech]

For local dev too

[@SR-zi1pw]

Why use seperate go server can implement same function inside next

[@TomDoesTech]

Because I can't put Caddy in front of Vercel and control their SSL certs

[@saurabh9446]

Can u show TLS and caddy part in detail?

[@TomDoesTech]

I made a video about it a while ago ua-cam.com/video/O-uhl6KzcfQ/v-deo.html

[@nicolaichristensen6531]

neon isnt stable

[@TomDoesTech]

in what way?

[@mohit84604]

Sir, please could you make vidoes on mongoose and express with typescript specificly mongoose. It's documentation of typescript is very confusing. I know that there are already vidoes present in this channel but they are old as compared to current state of mongoose library 🙏

[@nicolaichristensen6531]

mongodb is bad just get with the sql times