I used to think I knew how migrations work😭… but I didn't fully grasp them, until today

Basically, when we change the Prisma schema, we create a migration for every meaningful change, like adding a table or a column. we test these migrations locally first. When it’s time to deploy, we run npx prisma migrate deploy. Prisma checks all migration files and applies only the pending ones to the production database, keeping the schema in sync with our code.

One thing to remember, if a table already has data, new columns must be optional or have default values. usually, we add them optional first, backfill the data, then make them required later. this keeps everything safe in production!

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Enjoy the feast, recharge your brain, and whenever you’re ready, we’ll get back to it😁

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Let's start reading for final exams😭

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I just learned an amazing technique while reading for exam about process and thread

we can use cluster(node built-in module) to spawn different worker process to use maximum cpu utilization it basically makes your nodejs app to be multi processing works like you run multiple process from one codebase they communicate using IPC(Inter process communication) and you get a full CPU power to process requests fast for most OS the algorithm is round-robin

but your app should be stateless for this to work or you may lose data or context

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I just implemented it in one of my Nest.js projects

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sometimes my prompt look like this😂

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all of a sudden my battery icon changes on my windows PC😳

anyone experiencing this?

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Tailwind CSS laid off 75% of its engineers due to decreased revenue and the impact of AI. 😌

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what a fast team🫡

Today I report an issue when trying to run the CLI tool for codecrafters and I contacted them on gmail and them they just shipped a fix within less than 4 hours👏👏

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Google AI Studio is now sponsoring Tailwind CSS (🔥 Score: 163+ in 1 hour)

Link: https://readhacker.news/s/6K4c7
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/6K4c7

Use these simple commit types to keep your Git history clean and easy to understand guys

• feat: add a new feature users can see
• fix: fix a bug or unexpected behavior
• chore: maintenance work (dependencies, configs, cleanup)
• refactor: improve code structure without changing how it works
• docs: documentation changes only

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Open-source ennoscriptment was already quietly eroding sponsorships and donations for years. AI just compressed the timeline from a gradual decline to a sudden collapse for doc-driven monetization. forcing everyone to rethink SaaS locks or direct licensing faster than expected.
I mean tailwind is great by itself but often yet making money massively is not a credit for great product but eventually do regardless of how AI is accelerating. Sometimes tough decision is not have to be like calculated just so they should exist and suffers you.

My take away on tailwindcss creator rant - https://x.com/adamwathan/status/2008909129591443925?s=46