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How TypeScript 4.9 `satisfies` Your Prisma Workflows

Learn how TypeScript 4.9''s new `satisfies` operator can help you write type-safe code with Prisma

Using Stable Diffusion with Core ML on Apple Silicon

Probabilistic Time Series Forecasting with 🤗 Transformers

Using Server Sent Events to Simplify Real-time Streaming at Scale

All of the tech PlanetScale Vitess replaces

On the surface, you might look at PlanetScale's Vitess product as a drop-in replacement for your database, and you wouldn't be wrong. Our primary focus is providing a simple and cost-effective way to create a performant MySQL configuration so you can focus on writing code instead of also wearing the DBA hat. But our service goes well beyond a traditional MySQL server. In this article, we'll take a look at all the individual software and infrastructure components that PlanetScale can replace. MyS

DatoCMS builds 60% faster with a streamlined workflow

DatoCMS provides over 25,000 businesses with a headless CMS built for the modern Web. Since their users rely on them for speed and innovation, they needed to find a fix fast when build times grew and complexity increased on their static CDN. By switching to , the team was able to cut build times by 60% while achieving both a better developer experience and simpler infrastructure.Next.js on Vercel Read more

How Scale AI unifies design and performance with Next.js and Vercel

Scale is a data platform company serving machine learning teams at places like Lyft, SAP, and Nuro. It might come as a surprise to learn that they do all this with only three designers. Their secret to scaling fast: . Vercel and Next.js Read more

How Vercel helped justInCase Technologies cut their build time in half

justInCase Technologies’ development team needed a platform that would allow them to deliver a faster user experience without sacrificing developer experience. They struggled with their cloud platform’s infrastructure, with GitHub previews on a previous solution often getting stuck on the queued stage and failing. Not only were builds slow, they were also unreliable. Once they made the switch to Vercel, they no longer faced preview failures. With 50% faster builds, they now save 72 hours of dev