The Prisma Framework is currently running in Preview and has a number of limitations. It is not yet considered production-ready! There will a General Availability release later this year where we issue a stable and production-ready version.
We are aware that we have been moving very fast and Prisma users had to endure a number of breaking changes since the initial Prisma release in January 2018.
Our primary goal with the Prisma Framework is to minimize breaking changes in the future.
For that, a full rewrite of Prisma was necessary so that we can build upon a proper foundation to address the use cases and requirements that have been brought up by our community members over the past two years.
- Join the
#prisma2-previewchannel on Slack - Track the progress of the Prisma Framework here:
isprisma2ready.com - Open issues in following repos:
While the Prisma Framework is running in Preview, you can still help us steer the high-level direction as well as figure out specifics of how Prisma should work! After we issue a stable release of the Prisma Framework later this year, there will be a lot less leeway to incorporate major changes into the Prisma Framework. Now is the right time to provide feedback!
There are multiple ways how you can provide feedback! See below for a number of different options.
We have created a dedicated Slack channel for the pioneers that are exploring the Prisma Framework: #prisma2-preview.
This Slack channel is mainly used for quick and informal conversations. If you have product feedback, questions or run into bugs, please be sure to persist these on GitHub (more info in the sections below). When you're asking a question on Slack, you can ideally already link to a corresponding GitHub issue so that this question can be answered in public.
As mentioned above, while the Prisma Framework is running in Preview, there is still time to share your opinion of how the Prisma Framework should work. Please make sure to persists any kind of product feedback, feature requests or wild wishes as a GitHub issue in the prisma2 repository!
Whenever you're running into an issue with the Prisma Framework, it's likely that it's not your fault, but ours!
In any of the following scenarios, please make sure to create a GitHub issue to bring your problem to our attention:
- You're running into an error.
- You have a question about something.
- You expected something to work differently.
- You are surprised by a certain behavior.
- The documentation on something isn't clear.
- You wish there was documentation on something.
If your issue relates to either Photon or Lift specifically, you can open an issue directly in the respective repositories:
Otherwise, the default place for opening issues is the official prisma2 repo (when in doubt, create the issue here):
Once you created a GitHub issue, feel free to post it in the #prisma2-preview Slack channel so that we can react quickly.
We are extremely eager to get your feedback! Please feel free to reach out to us personally during the Preview period if you can't find an appropriate place for your specific feedback.
