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💜 Dev quote of the week.
Building agentic systems can mean stitching together moving parts. What if your database handled semantic context, structured facts, relationships, and durable memory that updates transactionally?
That's what SurrealDB 3.0 delivers. 👉 sdb.li/4udkHe1
Curious how to keep an agent’s output correct as data changes, memory grows, and systems scale? Join Tobie Morgan Hitchcock and guest speakers @sa.muelcolvin.com (@pydantic.dev) and @badmonster0.bsky.social (@cocoindex.bsky.social) at our San Francisco meetup.
Register now. 👉 sdb.li/4sryXOz
How does SurrealDB's architecture differ from traditional RAG stacks? Tobie Morgan Hitchcock discusses with @venturebeat.com why stitching together multiple databases creates sync delays and context gaps. 👉 sdb.li/47ozUz6
With SurrealDB 3.0, you can now handle decision logic right in your programming language of choice. Rust, Go, JavaScript, and more, with ACID-compliant guarantees.
Learn what’s changed. 👉 sdb.li/47mLlY5
In the latest release of SurrealDB we've replaced the futures data type with computed fields. Define your logic once in the schema, evaluate it consistently per row. Simpler, faster, and more predictable.
Learn how this works. 👉 sdb.li/4sqtub5
The latest release of SurrealDB delivers an indexing functionality overhaul. Indexing is now faster, more flexible, and more powerful, laying the foundation for future distributed and specialised indexes.
Explore what’s changed. 👉 sdb.li/46ATIPx
Surrealism brings extensibility to SurrealDB, so you can run logic where your data lives. In this tutorial, @mithridates.bsky.social explores how Surrealism expands the range of use for functions in SurrealQL.
Learn how to build your own extensions. 👉 sdb.li/4l5bgtd
Snowstorm outside, packed room inside. 🗽🌨️
Thank you to everyone who braved the snow to join us in Manhattan for last week’s @surrealdb.com NYC meetup.
Did you know that while SELECT queries in SurrealQL are usually used to query tables, they can work on any type of value?
Check out more examples in our docs. 👉 sdb.li/4l6CgbR
💜 Dev quote of the week.
From startups to global enterprises, developers use our multi-model database to build AI agents, knowledge graphs, and real-time systems. Take a closer look at how they’re building with it. 👉 sdb.li/4jwxcMP
With the latest release of SurrealDB, we’ve introduced record references to make working with record links more efficient, delivering clearer schemas, simpler queries, and faster traversals.
Learn more.👉 sdb.li/4si8pQ1
The latest SurrealDB JavaScript SDK release is our most significant update yet. We rebuilt the SDK’s core internals, focusing on ergonomics, flexibility, and developer experience. @jmills.nl breaks down what’s new. 👉 sdb.li/4qYpAF0
From multi-model to multimodal. With the latest release of SurrealDB, we’re taking the first step toward native file support. Want to bring file storage directly into your database workflow?
Learn how to set it up. 👉 sdb.li/4tLAiRU
With the latest release of SurrealDB, we’re taking the first step toward native file support in our multi-model database.
See what's new. 👉 sdb.li/4b85lA6
Curious about custom API endpoints in the latest release of SurrealDB? Explore a real-world example that shows how defining endpoints directly inside the database can simplify your backend architecture. 👉 sdb.li/3OpXogZ
With the DEFINE API statement now fully stabilised in the latest SurrealDB release, developers can define custom API endpoints directly in the database, without external layers or additional frameworks.
Learn more. 👉 sdb.li/4u8wc6P
Did you know that in SurrealQL, you can sort arrays of strings not just as pure strings, but also by their alphabetical or natural numeric value?
Check out our docs for more examples. 👉 sdb.li/49F3sZF
If you’re building AI agents, your database needs to do more than store rows.
SurrealDB - the multi-model database for AI agents - just launched a Docker Desktop Extension. Run vectors, graphs, & real-time queries in one place, perfect for RAG & agent workflows.
Full tutorial: bit.ly/4c7Kuhg
💜 Dev quote of the week.
Join our own Matthew Penaroza in our upcoming webinar to explore what happens when traditional database architectures hit their limits, and how to move toward a horizontally scalable data plane built for AI workloads.
Register now. 👉 sdb.li/4cFeilv
With the latest major release of SurrealDB, we’ve introduced architectural changes to improve stability, performance, and developer experience. Dive into these changes and explore why they matter. 👉 sdb.li/3ORtwtL
Extending your database shouldn’t mean brittle scripts or heavyweight external services. Surrealism extensions bring true extensibility to SurrealDB, so you can run logic where your data lives, fully integrated with your workflow.
Learn how. 👉 sdb.li/4c3HDpI
With the latest release of SurrealDB, we’ve introduced Surrealism, an open-source extension system. Define modular, programmable logic using functions you write in Rust, and execute them directly inside the database at runtime.
Learn more. 👉 sdb.li/46WA808
ICYMI: Our latest multi-model database release has landed. We introduced architectural changes to improve stability, performance, and the developer experience, along with innovations for building AI agents.
Read what’s new. 👉 sdb.li/4c1Qqs5
Alongside the release of our multi-model database, we’re thrilled to announce our $23M Series A extension, bringing our total Series A investment to $38M. Huge thanks to FirstMark, Georgian, Crew Capital, Alumni Ventures, Chalfen Ventures, and Begin Capital for backing our vision.
👉 sdb.li/46VYk2G
We rebuilt SurrealDB’s core engine in our latest major release, unlocking significant performance gains over prior versions. Benchmarks show graph queries 8–22× faster, with more improvements already on the roadmap.
Dive into the details. 👉 sdb.li/468BYeb
SurrealDB 3.0 is here. Learn what’s changed under the hood and how it reshapes the way you model and query data, especially for modern, AI-driven applications. 👇
Did you know that in SurrealQL you can enclose both table names and record IDs in backticks to support complex Unicode characters?
Check out more examples in our docs. 👉 sdb.li/4tDPErv
