Prisma Next is the version of Prisma ORM we wouldโve created if we started from scratch based on the tech landscape of the late 2020s.
And after months of hard work, itโs finally in Early Access ๐
Run "npm create prisma@next" and try it today with @PostgreSQL or @MongoDB.
I first got interested in Bloom filters because I thought they had something to do with flowers ๐ท
spoiler alert: they don't
But they are one of the coolest data structures Iโve learned about: tiny, fast, probabilistic, and weirdly practical.
In Prisma Next, migrations go beyond schema changes.
Theyโre versioned TypeScript steps that can reshape data too, so a column rename and its backfill can ship, review, and roll back together.
Thanks to everyone who joined the latest TypeScript Meetup at the Prisma office in Berlin ๐ฉ๐ช
Shoutout to the speakers:
@MaheshHaldar on type-driven architectures
@aqrln on soundness holes in TypeScriptโs type system
@william_ma14406 and Serhii on Prisma Next and performance benchmarks
Great to see the TypeScript community come together in Berlin.
Thanks to @william_ma14406 for hosting the latest TypeScript Meetup at our office in Berlin ๐ฉ๐ช to talk about:
- Type Driven Architectures (@maheshmaldar)
- Soundness holes in TypeScriptโs type system (@aqrln)
- Prisma Next (@william_ma14406) including performance benchmarks).
In Prisma Next, you don't have to learn SQL to write migrations.
Itโs 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.
In Prisma Next, pgvector feels native.
Add one import to your config, and vectors become typed columns you can work with like the rest of your schema.
Filter them, sort by similarity, and join them with your relational data without dropping down into raw queries.
Final call for speakers ๐๏ฟฝ๏ฟฝ
We have 1 talk slot left for tomorrowโs TypeScript Berlin meetup.
Got something interesting to share around TypeScript, tooling, frameworks, AI, databases, DX, or lessons from production?
Weโd love to have you on stage.
https://t.co/hx3jpN0Sao
Prisma Next is the version of Prisma ORM we wouldโve created if we started from scratch based on the tech landscape of the late 2020s.
And after months of hard work, itโs finally in Early Access ๐
Run "npm create prisma@next" and try it today with @PostgreSQL or @MongoDB.
Prisma Next is the version of Prisma ORM we wouldโve created if we started from scratch based on the tech landscape of the late 2020s.
And after months of hard work, itโs finally in Early Access ๐
Run "npm create prisma@next" and try it today with @PostgreSQL or @MongoDB.
CipherStash + Prisma Next integration just shipped ๐
Add cipherstash.EncryptedString() to your contract for searchable encryption.
Encrypted data stays queryable, your rules live in the contract & plaintext only appears when you explicitly decrypt it.
https://t.co/Muq89wFN2Z
Agent workflows need more room to experiment.
@prisma Postgres now lets you create up to 50 databases on Free and 1,000 on paid plans
So agents can spin up fresh databases for experiments, forks, and test runs without touching production data
get a db: https://t.co/ae8h1WkW21
MongoDB developers, meet Prisma Next.
Fully type-safe aggregation pipelines, embedded documents, polymorphic collections, and migrations for MongoDB.
Built with @MongoDB to make the TypeScript ODM experience feel the way it always should have.
I'm truly excited to share what we achieved with @MongoDB and @prisma Next. Fully type-safe aggregation pipelines, an ODM with polymorphism and embedded documents, and - for the first time - migrations, for MongoDB.
This is the TS ODM you always wanted.
https://t.co/JG3jXDO5Hs