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Hi HN, I'm Jiasheng, co-creator of ZenStack. Access control usually ends up scattered across app code instead of living with the data model — and that's riskier when the code is wr…

As the creator of ZenStack, rewriting our ORM engine for v3 with Kysely was honestly one of the best technical decisions we’ve made. The composability, type safety, and overall arc…

That's really a honest and thoroughly comparsion, thanks for sharing! To be clear, what I mean is the goal that it could be consumed by an MCP server, an autonomous agent, or a vib…

This closely aligns with what I expect ZenStack could help in the AI era, which you could tell from the two demos I created : -[MCP]( https://zenstack.dev/blog/database-to-mcp ) -[…

When Prisma 2.0 launched, they also shared their vision for a "uniform data access layer" inspired by Facebook's TAO and Twitter's Strato ( https://www.prisma.io/blog/prisma-raises…

ZenStack’s goal is to become the unified data layer of the application. It has been advocating a model-first approach, which involves using a rich and coherent schema as the single…

Great writing! Always love to see insights from real experiences. - Declarative over Imperative. - Schema as the Single source of truth. I share the same beliefs and created ZenSta…

Vercel now owns all three major full-stack frameworks: Next.js, Svelte, and Nuxt. Do you think it’s good or bad for the ecosystem?

We launched ZenStack V2( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40205699 ) one year ago. It is built on Prisma, adding advanced features like access control, polymorphism, API/Hook g…

Thank you! Btw, it reminds me of the book "Showstopper" about the journey of releasing Windows NT; highly recommended!

> Authenticity mattered more than production value. Thanks for sharing this authentic story! As an ex-MSFT in a relatively small product line that only started switching to Git fro…