Step up your Node.js game with these must-know ORMs for modern developers.

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Learn about the importance of ORM in Node.js app development, the benefits it provides, and explore the top 6 ORM tools for modern Node.js app development.

Top 6 ORMs for Modern Node.js App Development

What's the best ORM for Node.js microservices?

I’ve been looking into replacements for Prisma, especially for serverless setups where bundling the Rust query engine is heavy and slow for cold starts.
Drizzle seem like the rising star to tackle this challenge. It doesn’t have streaming query capabilities (a feature Prisma has been lacking since day one), but because it relies on battle-tested DB drivers, it makes it possible with a bit of hand-crafted type safety.

I wondering if there is one for Supabase?

I think this one is also really worth mentioning. <a href="https://orm.drizzle.team/" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">https://orm.drizzle.team/</a>

Good overview. I think DrizzleORM should also be added as it is trending.

For some options you are really left hanging with really limited options. For example if you have an Oracle DB. Prisma is refusing to implement a connector and is still refusing to enable other developers to implement one. Other ORMs also just skip oracle so currently the only option is TypeORM which has also a great bunch of shortcommings.