💡ICYMI: Last week, we released v6.5.0 of Prisma ORM.
Here are the highlights:
⭐️ No more DB resets during development
⚙️ Prisma Studio support in `prisma.config.ts`
⛓️ Allow for chaining `$on` and `$extends`
pris.ly/6.5.0 🤔 Did you ever need to work with multiple databases in the same app?
With Prisma ORM, you can access as many databases as you need! Simply define one `.prisma` schema file per database, generate your type-safe DB clients and start querying 🚀
www.prisma.io/docs/guides... 
honestly just nvme baremetal machines and self-managing postgres is fine i barely give it attention, it scales and very rarely goes down. easy
love to hear that, wasn't sure if i was sharing too much! might write a blog post at some point
part of why i'm upgrading it soon haha basically the prometheus scrape timing out because it can't count a few 100m rows fast enough, classic oltp
(though it's DEFINITELY going to be upgraded pretty soon lol)
adding 700k-1m lines of shell a day, and still paying <100EUR/mo for the database server 😌
For years, teams using Xcode faced vendor lock-in with CI providers. However, as the market becomes commoditized and more options arise, consider reclaiming that freedom:
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0...
#ci #automation 
ICYMI: Turso Cloud on AWS is now available for everybody 😱
How does that compare with 44014fa2-a1eb-4254-860a-114e02963040? Finding it so hard to choose 😣
No reason to expect this, just vibes
I just used tokio::sync::broadcast for the first time, cannot wait for it to break in ways I don’t expect 😌
continually amazed by how much of a problem version skew is for web apps. people apparently don't refresh websites or close browser tabs for months on end.
this is extremely cool: big database of travel times between census geographies, as parquet. never been faster to make isochrone stuff! sno.ws/opentimes/ Join us on Discord for our Dev AMA this Thursday!
We'll be streaming the answers your questions ✨ live ✨ on YouTube and X.
pris.ly/dev-ama-mar 
Intercom saw a significant improvement in both tail latency and hardware cost reduction after switching to Metal.
“PlanetScale Metal has been a game changer for Intercom. All of our biggest, most critical PlanetScale databases now run on Metal.”
Read their story here:
pscale.link/int In 2025, Xcode projects are still complex. SwiftPM can help but may slow things down. Consider generating projects and using binary caching for optimization:
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0...
#Xcode #Swift #DevX 
my god, the russian bear octocat. probably my favorite one.
👀 Hey devs, ready for a sneak peek?
Our 3‑month roadmap is live and packed with cool updates!
🔍 Query Compiler in Preview
🌐 Prisma CLI in Web contexts
🚀 ESM support & more preview features hitting GA soon
See the full roadmap 👇
pris.ly/roadmap-may-25 
At scale, developers building apps with Swift and Xcode often face challenges like complexity, unreliable tools and incremental builds, and slow feedback, which can hinder momentum. In this post, we explore solutions:
#devproductivity
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0... 🚀 The Audience Choice Award from GitHub Universe 2024 just landed in our Berlin office—delivered by some adorable Octocats 🐱!
🙌 Huge THANK YOU to everyone who voted!
We feel incredibly honoured to be recognized as a project that helps developers create an impact 💚. 
given that i think molly's approach is right but it's not really a choice if there's no other option.