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#DAY16 of coding till I get hired Wrapped up some DSA Also explored Prisma models and looked into adding Google Authentication to my Next.js project Progress may be slow, but it’s consistent. #100DaysOfCode #FullStackDev #Nextjs #DSA #Prisma #CodingJourney

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Next time you define a Prisma model, remember: Each field = name + type + attributes + modifiers #Prisma #Backend #FullStack #DevCommunity #100DaysOfCode

4 . Field Modifiers These control if the field is required, optional, or a list String → required String? → optional (can be null) String[] → array of strings

3 . Field Attributes (the part with @) They tell Prisma how to treat that field. Examples: @id → Primary key @default(autoincrement()) → Auto increments @unique → Must be unique @updatedAt → Auto updates on record change

2. Field Type Defines the type of data stored in that column. Examples: Int → Numbers String → Text Boolean → True/False DateTime → Dates Every type maps to an equivalent SQL type!

Each field in Prisma has 4 parts, and knowing them helps you design clean, scalable schemas. 1 .Field Name It’s the identifier you’ll use in your code. Think of it as the “column name” in your database. Example: id, name You’ll use it like: https://t.co/l54Xg8sot3

Thread: Understanding Fields in Prisma Models > Ever wondered what each line inside your Prisma model really means? Let’s break it down using a simple example model User { id Int @id @default(autoincrement()) name String }

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#dAY-15 code till i get hired .. Spent the day setting up my backend with Prisma & PostgreSQL — learned how to handle Git branches, remotes, and fixed a tricky push issue 💪 Also solved a DP problem on LeetCode to keep my DSA streak alive 🔥 #FullStackDeveloper #DevJourney

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#Day 14 >practicing DP .. >POTD done Learning prisma any suggestions what resources i should use to learn Typescript i already know javascript #typescripttutorial #typescriptdevelopment #JavascriptDevelopers #javascriptframeworks

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