Prisma

Prisma 8 just hit release candidate. And it has searchable encryption built in thanks to CipherStash. We’ve worked with the Prisma team to give you: 🔎 Encrypted search 🔽 Encrypted Sorting and range queries 📃 Searchable encrypted JSON All natively in Prisma 8’s shiny new API: ✅ Prisma migrations support encrypted data ✅ Prisma schema works with encrypted data types ✅ Prisma queries work with encrypted queries Plus, its fully supported in Prisma Compute and Prisma Postgres. Data Level Access Control just got even easier. Full announcement in the comments.

The last TypeScript Berlin meetup at the Prisma office was packed. We explored architecture in TypeScript, shared practical lessons, and met developers from across Berlin’s TypeScript community. We’re back on Friday, 31 July with a new theme: AI-assisted TypeScript development. We’ll explore how developers and coding agents can work together to build, test, review, and maintain TypeScript applications, with talks grounded in real engineering workflows. We’re also looking for speakers with practical lessons, experiments, or experiences worth sharing. 📍 Prisma Berlin office 🕡 Doors open at 18:30 🍕 Talks, pizza, drinks, and good conversations Links in the comments 👇

Prisma Next (soon Prisma 8) now lets you inspect a database’s applied migration history in Prisma Studio, with the schema changes and exact SQL that ran. See the link in the comments.

AI can generate the website. The real unlock is getting it live fast. I talked with Ali Fatemi, who is building an AI outreach system that finds businesses, generates a custom website draft, deploys it, and prepares the outreach email The idea is simple: provide value in the first email instead of just asking whether someone wants a service Ali asked Claude to use Prisma Compute to deploy the generated drafts and get working URLs in one-shot That means prospects receive real links they can open, not screenshots or static mockups Ali’s said that getting to a working URL felt easier than Railway That’s the infrastructure bar for AI agents: - Docs they can follow. - CLIs they can operate. - Clear deployment feedback. - A working URL at the end. Prisma Compute is built for that loop. Full story: https://lnkd.in/dWQfu_RS

We’re excited to announce the next step in our ongoing partnership with Prisma: a new integration based on data queries and React server components 🎉 Manage your data with Prisma, then query it and build data-powered experiences visually in Plasmic Studio—without leaving the canvas! Learn how the integration works: https://buff.ly/Zk47nuu

Prisma Postgres is now supported in Stripe Projects! With Stripe Projects, developers can provision services from the terminal and get the credentials they need in a more repeatable, agent-ready workflow. For Prisma users, that means you can now provision a fresh Prisma Postgres database directly from the Stripe CLI: `stripe projects add prisma/database` We’re excited to partner with Stripe on making database setup faster, more secure, and easier to use from local development to AI-assisted workflows. Try the developer preview and let us know what you think.

🚀 Prisma Next performs close to raw `pg`. It reaches ~90% of raw `pg` peak throughput in our benchmark while shipping a 148.5 KB gzipped bundle. Try Prisma Next today by running "bunx create-prisma@next" and check the comments for the full blog post, where we share our benchmark methodology and results 👇

Prisma Compute is free during public beta! We’re sharing expected pricing early so we can refine it before we lock it in. You’ll pay for requests, memory, active CPU, and outbound bandwidth. No deploy fees, preview branch fees, idle app fees, or made-up compute units.

AI agents can write code fast. But shipping that code still feels slower than it should. Your app, database, deploys, logs, and previews all live in different places. So even when the code is ready, the loop still breaks across tools. Prisma Compute is our next step toward bringing that whole loop together. Prisma started with the ORM. Then we 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. This is how Prisma becomes integrated TypeScript infrastructure for developers building with AI agents. Try Prisma Compute with the following: `bunx create-prisma@latest`