That's a great question! We started with a major focus on GraphQL which has now become more generic as Prisma can really be used for any app that uses a DB (REST, gRPC, ...). With that GraphQL history, we've put a lot of focus on the Node/TypeScript ecosystem because that's where GraphQL tooling is most mature. However, we're definitely planning to support more languages in the future. In particular, we are opening the generator API for the Prisma client which means it will be possible for anyone to implement the Prisma client in their own preferred language: https://github.com/prisma/rfcs/blob/client-generators/text/0...
That's a great question! We started with a major focus on GraphQL which has now become more generic as Prisma can really be used for any app that uses a DB (REST, gRPC, ...). With that GraphQL history, we've put a lot of focus on the Node/TypeScript ecosystem because that's where GraphQL tooling is most mature. However, we're definitely planning to support more languages in the future. In particular, we are opening the generator API for the Prisma client which means it will be possible for anyone to implement the Prisma client in their own preferred language: https://github.com/prisma/rfcs/blob/client-generators/text/0...