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Jon Harrell
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Jon Harrell

Rust to TypeScript Update: Boosting Prisma ORM Performance
March 3, 2025

Rust to TypeScript Update: Boosting Prisma ORM Performance

A blog post showing how the new Query Compiler project, where the Prisma query engine is being re-written from Rust to TypeScript, is improving performance.

Jon Harrell
Will Madden
Jon Harrell, Will Madden
Prisma Schema Language: The Best Way to Define Your Data
February 24, 2025

Prisma Schema Language: The Best Way to Define Your Data

Prisma Schema Language (PSL) is a declarative language for defining data models and relations. See how it compares to TypeScript-based schemas and why it works so well with AI coding tools.

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell
From Rust to TypeScript: A New Chapter for Prisma ORM
January 30, 2025

From Rust to TypeScript: A New Chapter for Prisma ORM

Why is Prisma ORM switching from Rust to TypeScript? Read the full architectural rationale and what the new Query Compiler means for your app's speed

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell
Introducing global omit for model fields in Prisma ORM 5.16.0!
June 25, 2024

Introducing global omit for model fields in Prisma ORM 5.16.0!

Prisma ORM v5.16.0 allows you to omit fields globally or per-query. This blog post overviews the change and how to omit fields in your Prisma Client queries.

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell
Organize Your Prisma Schema into Multiple Files
ORMJune 4, 2024

Organize Your Prisma Schema into Multiple Files

Prisma ORM supports splitting your schema into multiple .prisma files, Generally Available since v6.7.0. Learn the Prisma 7 setup with prisma.config.ts, best practices, and common pitfalls.

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell
Speed and Savings: Caching Database Queries with Prisma
May 24, 2024

Speed and Savings: Caching Database Queries with Prisma

Cache database queries per query with Prisma Postgres's built-in TTL and SWR caching: faster reads, lower database load, and no separate caching infrastructure to run.

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell
Support for Serverless Database Drivers in Prisma ORM Is Now in Preview
ORMOctober 6, 2023

Support for Serverless Database Drivers in Prisma ORM Is Now in Preview

Prisma support for JavaScript-based serverless database drivers is now in Preview, enabling you to connect to Neon and PlanetScale via HTTP and WebSockets.

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell
Prisma Client Extensions Are Now Production Ready
ORMJune 22, 2023

Prisma Client Extensions Are Now Production Ready

Make Prisma Client do even more with Client extensions, now Generally Available. Extend your client, models, queries, and results to tailor Prisma Client to your use case.

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell
Building on an Established Community: Prisma Now on Discord
AnnouncementJune 16, 2023

Building on an Established Community: Prisma Now on Discord

Prisma is excited to expand the established Prisma Community Discord and further collaborate with the Prisma community.

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell
Overcoming Database Challenges in Serverless & Edge Applications
EducationMay 25, 2023

Overcoming Database Challenges in Serverless & Edge Applications

Learn best practices around deploying stateful apps in traditionally stateless environments.

Jon Harrell
Jon Harrell