Is Next.js and Prisma enough
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arnez posted this in #help-forum
arnezOP
I have a project where I need to create 2 websites on 2 different domains. Both websites will have "survey.example.com" and "dashboard.example.com". Each website has its own survey but both have 1 dashboard. This dashboard will be displayed on one or both (it doesn't really matter) domains. The dashboard will display survey data (chart.js) and display bookings from both websites it will also have some functionalities like managing workers, creating new accounts for workers and scheduling things.
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European sprat
"enough" what?
European sprat
will you be able to do what you're describing? yes
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arnezOP
I am new to this and I don't really know the full capabilities of next. I am React developer but got into a quite hard project for me personally. I am asking do I need express/node for development apart from it being in project to install dependencies. Do you have any suggestions on what tools to use to make this project easier? Like a booking system or something that I don't need to build from scratch.
I am a frontend dev but got into to full stack project with no prior experience in backend. I learned about SQL MONGO NODE (plan on learning express) and I heard about PRISMA 🙂
Really just asking if next is good enough for this project
European sprat
there's some different templates you can check out the code of to see if you can adapt them for what you need or get ideas: https://vercel.com/templates?framework=next.js
arnezOP
Well that is usefull thanks.
European sprat
bvased on what you said it sounds good enough
arnezOP
Do you maybe have any experience with databases
I don't know what should I choose. I want to save booking info and survey info but I want answers in dashboard to be linked all together so i can do graphs and that but also want to check individual user answers
European sprat
i'd say stick with a relational db like mysql or postgres
vercel has a postgres service you can use
there's others like supabase or you run your own
arnezOP
Thank you very much. â¤ï¸