3. At last, a "Close all" button 🙏
You've probably been there: 37 model tabs open and you just want a clean slate.
No more closing them down one-by-one. Instead, reach for the new "Close all" button and do something nice for yourself with all the time you just saved 🙌 
2. Easier data editing 📊
When our tables start to get a lot of columns, we often need to do a lot of left-to-right scrolling to find a cell to edit.
We've made this a LOT easier now but exposing a right side panel in which you can edit your data 🎉 
Next, let's get to the DX improvements.
1. The list of models is now in a left side panel 🎉
It can get annoying to hop back-and-forth between the currently-open model and the main models page.
No longer! All of our models are now available from a left side panel for quick and easy access ✌️ 
First up, Prisma Studio is now available directly inside the Prisma Data Platform 🎉
This is a BIG win for productivity when collaborating on your data 🚀 Today is a big day for Prisma Studio!
We've just released some big UX improvements that you're going to love.
Let's have a look at what's new 👇 Today is a big day for Prisma Studio!
We've just released some big UX improvements that you're going to love.
Let's have a look at what's new 👇 
averaging 10 records/sec uploaded to Atuin cloud over the last week so much shell :O
who do i need to talk to at Big Browser to make this happen. i can offer you good x-device scroll/zoom behaviour in all your favourite 2d pan-zoom type apps
browser people: is it just completely impossible to know if a wheel event is from a trackpad or a real mouse wheel? it sort of looks like it. pls send help
Learn more about query parameters in our docs: directus.io/docs/guides... One API call to rule them all 💍
Why make five requests when you can make one? With Directus relational queries:
» Grab all your nested data in a single REST or GraphQL request
» Cherry-pick exactly what you need
» Say goodbye to request waterfalls that bog down your apps 
you can now secretly sign in to tldraw.com/preview 
the subtitle of this github issue should be "an unstoppable force meets an immovable object" github.com/facebook/rea...
if you use google chrome and it auto-translates a website and that website uses react, there is a good chance the website will blow up yours for the low low price of $150 theradavist.com/chris-king-s... the production of this object heralds a new era of greatness or terror, which we cannot be sure
Our team will also be attending the main Geospatial Risk Conference on Wednesday. Let us know if you'll be there so we can plan to connect!
If you don't have tickets, you can register here: www.geospatialrisk.com NYC folks — @rabernat.bsky.social will be leading a technical workshop, Navigating Weather and Climate Data, on Tuesday as part of the #GeospatialRiskSummit. Ryan will teach attendees the current state-of-the-art technology for analyzing weather and climate data and share visions of the future. 
Super Header: Add context-rich headers to your interfaces with dynamic actions. Customize with icons, colors, and variable-driven content - ideal for complex workflows where users need clear navigation and context
▶︎ github.com/directus-la... Switch Interface: A beautiful alternative to standard toggles, now with optional descriptions to provide more context to your users about important settings
▶︎ github.com/directus-la... Card Select Interface: Transform boring dropdowns into rich visual selectors. Perfect for when your users need to select items with visual context, supporting custom images, inline SVGs, and Material icons
▶︎ github.com/directus-la... Tree View Table Layout - finally, a visual way to manage hierarchical data like org charts, nested categories, or team structures - all through a simple drag-and-drop interface.
▶︎ github.com/directus-la... Take a tour with Beth through our latest extensions that make data management even moaaaar intuitive and user-friendly 🔬
youtu.be/6Mufmw47U80 
The full presentation is available on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2Ds... GitHub uses Vitess to manage 150 terabytes of data. In this talk, hear Arthur Schreiber talk about how Vitess is used at GitHub to handle a 750k QPS database workload.
