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Drizzle ORM

5· 13 reviews

A lightweight and performant TypeScript ORM

Drizzle is a lightweight, tree shakeable modern TypeScript ORM with 0 dependencies.

13 reviews
Engineering & DevelopmentDatabases and backend frameworks

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Alex Cloudstar
Alex Cloudstar5/514d ago

Type-safe, predictable, and lightning fast. You write SQL-like logic with full TypeScript support no magic, no hidden queries. It’s the perfect balance between flexibility and reliability.

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Igor Zimnitskiy
Igor Zimnitskiy5/51mo ago

Awesome work, team! Can’t wait to see v1 launch soon 🚀

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David
David5/53mo ago

Drizzle-ORM is a near perfect level of abstraction for building SQL-powered apps. Great ergonomics, based-on SQL syntax, and not overly abstracted.

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Secured API
Secured API5/518d ago

Drizzle ORM brought type-safety to our database layer. Unlike Prisma's heavy runtime or TypeORM's decorator mess, Drizzle is lightweight and TypeScript-first. Database queries are fully typed, migrations are simple, and performance is incredible. We caught database bugs at compile-time, not in production.

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Oleh Tsyupa
Oleh Tsyupa5/51mo ago

Drizzle ORM handles millions of page view events with blazing speed. Complex analytics queries that would normally take seconds run instantly

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David Liu
David Liu5/51mo ago

The best and most dev friendly ORM we've used. We actually started on prisma, but their migrate dev functionality started to take minutes per deployment. Drizzle helps you avoid it, and locally their push functionality is great for rapid prototyping, and their migrate and deploy function works flawlessly. Also it does not require generating a local package, just an amazing developer experience. I hope to donate when the company gets a bit more revenue hehe.

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Clifton Cunningham
Clifton Cunningham5/52mo ago

The most flexible and performant ORM for typescript. Foundational for drizzle-cube, without it there is no way I could have built something both as flexible or performant. Thanks!

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Michael Brown
Michael Brown5/53mo ago

Lightning-fast database queries for user analytics and enhancement tracking Tip: Use their migration system for seamless schema updates Alternative: Considered Prisma but Drizzle's performance won us over

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MrDiamond
MrDiamond5/53mo ago

I've used Prisma ORM, and Drizzle takes the cake. It is infinitely better in every way and is so much easier to use. When you make a change to the database, instead of running like 3 commands and working in a completely different language to set up the schema, you work in Typescript to make the schema and run 1 once your ready to deploy.

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Owais Jamil
Owais Jamil5/53mo ago

The ORM used to query the app's databases. The migration system works well for Volkara because it's used to update the local database schema for users and solves a big problem when using NoSQL document stores.

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Tony
Tony5/54mo ago

Big appreciation for DrizzleORM for type-safe database operations! Managing ReMeet's complex meeting, team, and collaboration data became so much cleaner. TypeScript integration saved us countless debugging hours.

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Adam Pagon
Adam Pagon5/54mo ago

Shoutout to Drizzle ORM for making database interactions in Buildfast a joy! 🛠️ As a TypeScript-first ORM, Drizzle’s lightweight, type-safe queries saved me hours of writing raw SQL while keeping things flexible. The seamless integration with Neon and Next.js, plus the awesome Drizzle Kit for migrations, made schema management a breeze. Thanks for helping me ship Buildfast faster with confidence! #DrizzleORM #TypeScript

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Zac
Zac5/54mo ago

We're using Drizzle for our database access, and it's the TypeScript ORM I've been dreaming of. The type safety is phenomenal, and writing queries feels so natural. It pairs perfectly with Neon and Next.js.

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