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✅ Checkpoint: If everything worked, your app should now display the data you've added to your Prisma Postgres instance in a view when running the app with `npm run dev`.

🚄 Step 5. Fetch the data in the frontend code.

Open the `app/page.tsx` file and replace the existing code with the following to query your DB & retrieve your users 👇

🤝 Step 4: Integrate Prisma Client in Next.js.

Create a new file called `src/lib/prisma.ts` and add the following code to instantiate Prisma Client.

⚙️ Step 4: Run a database migration.

To map the models from your Prisma schema to the database, run the following Prisma Migrate command.

✍️ Step 3: Define your Prisma schema.

Add your data models that represent the schema in your underlying database. For this app, we're defining a `User` and `Post` model for a simple blogging app.

✅ Checkpoint: At this point, your project structure will look as follows:

🚀 Step 2: Install Prisma & set up a Prisma Postgres database.

When running `npx prisma init --db`, you'll be prompted to provide some information about your Prisma Postgres instance (such as a name and its region).

🚀 Step 1: Create a new Next.js project with the `create-next-app` CLI and select all of the defaults ↓

Germany making me feel like I’m back in the UK with these >1hr train delays

i made a raidz1 pool a few weeks ago, bookmarking lol

Dw I know you’re good 🫶

I wish someone would make good code review + git tooling though 

Like standalone from the editor

you just gotta git gud

Yeah, we have vague dreams of more isolated branches/remixes, a database per val branch

For now, you can kinda simulate it yourself in userspace with namespacing: you can put the val & branch name into the sqlite table names or blob key prefixes