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Serverless Postgres: How It Works and How to Choose a Provider
Serverless Postgres separates compute from storage and bills for usage instead of provisioned servers. How scale-to-zero, cold starts, and the three pricing models compare across Neon, Prisma Postgres, Supabase, Aurora, and PlanetScale.
TypeScript 7 in a Real Monorepo: 3x Faster Type Checks, Mostly Config Changes
TypeScript 7 ships the compiler as a native Go port. We migrated a large TypeScript monorepo to it: whole-repo type checking went from ~74s to ~24s with no memory tuning. Here are the numbers, the exact config diffs, the sharp edges, and who should migrate now.
Claude Generated 50 Websites Overnight. Prisma Compute Helped Ship Them.
Ali Fatemi gave Claude the Prisma docs and CLI, then used Prisma Compute to turn AI-generated websites into working URLs.
Prisma Compute vs Vercel Pricing
Prisma Compute vs Vercel, priced line by line: the same workload runs ~$98 vs ~$236. See why, and why Vercel bills the workflow while Prisma bills the work.
How One Founder Builds a Live Sports Platform Without a Database Team
How Xeito uses Prisma ORM and Prisma Postgres to ship live scoring, leagues, payments, and player workflows without a database team.
Evaluating Object Storage Providers for Prisma Compute
We benchmarked Tigris and Cloudflare R2 from six Prisma Compute regions using a latency-sensitive virtual filesystem workload, with AWS S3 and S3 Express as a baseline.
How Prisma Compute Keeps Time Accurate in Long-Running Applications
How Prisma Compute keeps wall-clock time accurate in long-running Firecracker microVMs, using the host-paired KVM PTP clock instead of an in-guest NTP daemon.
Your agent can now provision Prisma Postgres through Stripe
Add a Prisma Postgres database to your Stripe project with one command: spending limits out of the box, plan changes from the CLI you already use.
Prisma Postgres vs Neon Pricing 2026: Per-Plan Tables and Worked Examples
Prisma Postgres vs Neon pricing side by side: per-plan tables with exact unit prices, five worked cost examples with reproducible math, and a worksheet for your own workload.
Price the Work, Not the Workflow
Agents can ship, preview, test, and retry in loops. Infrastructure pricing should charge for the work an app performs, not the workflow around it.
Search the Prisma Docs Using Your Coding Agent
The Prisma MCP server now answers documentation questions in your editor. Ask about ORM, Postgres, or Compute and get a cited answer, no tab-switching, no extra setup.
Evolving Agentic Engineering at Prisma
A follow-up on what we learned after putting Drive into practice: where an opinionated process helped, where it became too heavy, and why we are moving toward leaner skills, stronger plans, and cheaper execution as models and harnesses improve.
