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Prisma @prisma
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Prisma
@prisma
Jun 10
Agents changed how fast we can build software But shipping still feels slower than it should, because your app, database, deploys, logs, and previews all live in different places Prisma Compute is our next step toward bringing that whole loop together
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Bun’s @rustlang rewrite now helps power Prisma Compute in production. On stable @bunjavascript, we hit memory leaks and SQL pool deadlocks after scale-to-zero. Those are critical for Compute, where apps can pause, resume, and serve traffic again.
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In our testing, the Rust rewrite resolved those issues and gave us a better path than carrying a growing private fork. Rust has been part of Prisma’s roots for a long time, and it keeps helping us ship. Read the blog 👇 pris.ly/bun-rust-compute

We put Bun's Rust rewrite in production on Prisma Compute

Why Prisma Compute's public beta runs on Bun's Rust rewrite canary: the memory and connection-pool failures we hit on stable Bun, and what changed.

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Prisma
@prisma
Jun 10
Agents changed how fast we can build software But shipping still feels slower than it should, because your app, database, deploys, logs, and previews all live in different places Prisma Compute is our next step toward bringing that whole loop together
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Tyler Hogarth@tylerhogarth
Jun 11
We built a cloud agent that turns open tasks into PRs. Gremlin is chewing through the long tail of tasks that never make it to production. Bonus: everyone in the company can build from Slack. Built in an afternoon with @prisma, @mastra and @opencode. prisma.io/blog/gremlin-turni…

Gremlin: turning open tasks into pull requests

Gremlin is an autonomous engineering agent for small, well-scoped tasks. It uses Mastra for orchestration and OpenCode in a sandbox to turn Sentry issues, Linear tasks, and Slack instructions into...

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Kristóf Siket@kristofsik
Jun 12
Cheers to everyone who tried Prisma Compute! We watched the first signals and improved a bunch of things already: better support for different Next.js configs, database environment variable issues gone, build logs got much more useful! Go check it out: prisma.io/docs/compute

Prisma Compute | TypeScript app hosting for Prisma Postgres

Learn how Prisma Compute deploys TypeScript apps alongside Prisma Postgres, with isolated branch previews, database branches, and CLI-first workflows.

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@prisma
Jun 11
We investigated reports that Microsoft Defender was flagging Prisma CLI v7.8.0 on Windows. This is confirmed to be a false positive, with no cause for concern. The file has been submitted to Microsoft for re-analysis.
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Jun 11
Follow this issue in GitHub for more details 👇 pris.ly/gh-false-alarm

Trojan Detection by Windows Defender · Issue #29636 · prisma/prisma

Bug description Not sure if this is a false flag, but with all the NPM supply chain attacks, I got alarmed. Severity ⚠️ Major: Breaks core functionality (e.g., migrations fail) Reproduction I was m...

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Prisma
@prisma
Jun 10
Agents changed how fast we can build software But shipping still feels slower than it should, because your app, database, deploys, logs, and previews all live in different places Prisma Compute is our next step toward bringing that whole loop together
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@prisma
Jun 10
Prisma started with the ORM, then brought you the database Now Prisma Compute brings in the app itself, so builders and their agents can deploy, inspect logs, fix what breaks, and keep moving from one place Try it with `bunx create-prisma@latest` pris.ly/compute-blog-pb

Launching Prisma Compute in Public Beta

Prisma Compute is now in public beta: TypeScript app hosting that runs on the same infrastructure as your database. Point your agent at your project and tell it to deploy.

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Prisma
@prisma
Jun 8
In Prisma Next, you can stream query results straight from the database, row by row and fully typed. That means exports, reports, and ETL jobs of any size run smoothly, with the same safety you get on a normal query.
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.jsonp@pinesheet
Jun 5
Replying to @prisma
@prisma getting polymorphism is perhaps the biggest yet most understated gift of Next/v8
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Jun 3
....or Prisma Next? icymi 👉 pris.ly/pn-ea

Prisma Next Early Access: Write Your Contract, Prompt Your Agent, Ship Your App

Prisma Next is open for Early Access. Define your data layer as a contract and the framework handles migrations, type-safe queries, and continuous upgrades, safe to delegate to your agent.

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Tosin Olugbenga
@TosinOlugbenga
Jun 3
Which database ORM is your favorite? Prisma? Or?
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Prisma
@prisma
Jun 2
read the full article here 👇 pris.ly/bloom-filters

Bloom Filters in Postgres: The Index Type Most Developers Overlook

One bloom index can replace a stack of B-trees on wide tables with many filter combinations. A tour of the concept, the Postgres extension, and a benchmark you can run yourself.

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Ankur Datta
@ankur_datta_007
Jun 2
I first got interested in Bloom filters because I thought they had something to do with flowers 🌷 spoiler alert: they don't But they are one of the coolest data structures I’ve learned about: tiny, fast, probabilistic, and weirdly practical.
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@prisma
May 29
In Prisma Next, migrations go beyond schema changes. They’re versioned TypeScript steps that can reshape data too, so a column rename and its backfill can ship, review, and roll back together.
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@prisma
May 29
check out this blog to understand how data migrations work 👇 pris.ly/data-migrations-pn

Data migrations in Prisma Next

Write data migrations in TypeScript with Prisma Next. Backfill columns and transform data alongside schema changes using a type-safe query builder.

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@prisma
May 29
Thanks to everyone who joined the latest TypeScript Meetup at the Prisma office in Berlin 🇩🇪 Shoutout to the speakers: @MaheshHaldar on type-driven architectures @aqrln on soundness holes in TypeScript’s type system @william_ma14406 and Serhii on Prisma Next and performance benchmarks Great to see the TypeScript community come together in Berlin.
Martin Janse van Rensburg ⑉@vanrensbird
May 29
Thanks to @william_ma14406 for hosting the latest TypeScript Meetup at our office in Berlin 🇩🇪 to talk about: - Type Driven Architectures (@maheshmaldar) - Soundness holes in TypeScript’s type system (@aqrln) - Prisma Next (@william_ma14406) including performance benchmarks).
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May 29
Keep an eye out for the next one by following our meetup page 👇 pris.ly/ts-meetup

TypeScript Berlin | Meetup

A community for developers interested in TypeScript and JavaScript frameworks. We get together to share knowledge, explore real-world problem solving, and discuss the things we're building.

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@prisma
May 28
In Prisma Next, you don't have to learn SQL to write migrations. It’s TypeScript you can read, edit, and re-run with more confidence, with checks before and after each step so you know what changed and what failed.
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May 28
read this article to dive deeper 👇 pris.ly/ts-migrations-pn

TypeScript Migrations in Prisma Next

In Prisma Next, migrations are TypeScript files you can read, edit, and re-run with confidence. Every step is verified before it runs and again after, and every failure points directly at the...

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