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First one is the best 😄 💜
Catch the livestream recording here in case you missed it ✌️
youtube.com/live/8wK2Zy...
Last week we held an AMA session in Discord where we focused on Driver Adapters in Prisma ORM.
This time, we added a livestream component to it which turned out to be a big success! 🎉
~450 peak viewers
We're planning the next AMA now. Let us know what we should focus on!
Prisma Schema Language (PSL) simplifies how you define and manage your database's schema. 🚀
It offers a ton of advantages over TypeScript-based schema management tools.
In this new post, we show the advantages of PSL and how it wins. 💪
pris.ly/why-psl
We’re hosting another Visitor Hours this Thursday.
Chat with the team, ask questions, and see behind-the-scenes.
16:30 GMT
11:30 EST
08:30 PST
discord.tldraw.com/?utm_source...
Apple has unified the build system between Xcode and SPM with swift-build. What does this mean for you? In this blog post, we explore the benefits for the ecosystem and the new possibilities this change unlocks:
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0...
Learn more about the awesome work Onetree is doing: www.onetree.com
Finding international business partners used to mean endless emails, cold calls, and trade shows with no guarantees.
Our partners at Onetree built ConnectAmericas a smarter way to connect 240,000+ businesses across borders - an AI matchmaker - powered by Directus, Azure OpenAI, and @react.dev!
we have a cool new link to our discord discord.tldraw.com/bsky
Hey thanks for the report, I've passed it on
Love Nuxt? So do we!
That’s why we put together this guide to help you integrate Prisma Postgres with the Prisma Nuxt module.
This guide shows you how to:
✅ Integrate Prisma Postgres into a Nuxt app
✅ Set up the Prisma Nuxt module
✅ Optionally deploy to Vercel
Start here: pris.ly/guide/nuxt-...
Do you use Swift DocC to document your projects and would like to deploy it to Cloudflare? Check out our guidelines to learn how to do so in a few steps:
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0...
Our team continues to grow and we're looking for a Senior Engineering Manager! 🚀
You'll lead our core commercial infrastructure team building Prisma Postgres, Accelerate, Pulse and future products that scale to millions of users 💪
Learn more 👇
pris.ly/senior-em
i read cyberlibertarianism by david golumbia (2/5) - fairly long review macwright.com/2025/02/23/c...
We should chat! I’ve always wanted to have visual explainers for some of the more nuanced stuff in tldraw (digital ink, dragging, resizing)
Also in my experience small monetary gain (a few patreons / tips / sales) can actually be demotivating if it’s not growing fast enough, can be a lightning rod for negative emotion
This is a Good Problem but I completely know what you mean. Sometimes building is its own reward but at the very least a social network / reputation / backlog of “evidence of talent” is also valuable
Hey Bosse, that was a good time! Yeah it should work. Let me know if you run into any issues, we don’t often test at that capacity
Check out our new video walkthrough for some more details 👇
youtu.be/LNxWk4twzGE
Once we're satisfied with the adjustments to the migration file, we can just run a regular `migrate dev` to have it applied.
The resulting migration file is created but not yet applied.
This is where we can step in and adjust the file to do whatever is needed.
For example, perhaps we want to create a new field called `fullName` which is the result of combining `firstName` and `lastName`.
One of the most common workflows is to run `npx prisma migrate dev` which will:
1. Create a migration file
2. Apply the migration
To be able to intervene with the migration before it's applied, we need to pass `--create-only`