Encore

Introducing Encore Cloud 2.0: The development platform for the AI era We believe infrastructure and operations need to keep pace with code generation. Over the past few years, 100+ engineering teams have adopted Encore in production and ship more efficiently because infrastructure isn't a bottleneck anymore. Databases, queues, IAM roles, networking, gateways, tracing - all automatic, in their AWS or GCP accounts, with production guardrails built in. Encore Cloud 2.0 takes this foundation further - with enhanced visibility, service catalogs, and MCP integration so both teams and AI agents have the context they need. Everything deploys as standard cloud resources in your cloud account with just a few lines of Encore code to declare what you need - without infrastructure lock-in. Read more in our announcement post below.

@better_auth 🤝

Excited to announce @encoredotdev integrations It's never been easier to build better. Let Encore handle the infrastructure and better auth help you run auth in your own infra

@zeeg service to service calls in @encoredotdev are just imports

Encore now integrates with @better_auth - the easiest way to build auth, meets the easiest way to build your backend. Get started: encore.cloud/integrations/b…

O segredo da nossa engenharia é o uso das melhores ferramentas encore.dev/docs/ts/migrat… Agora você pode migrar o seu backend para o @encoredotdev , o melhor framework da atualidade com um único comando. Vai ficar gerenciando sua infra e seu produto como 2015? Migra logo.

Infrastructure from Code is quietly replacing Terraform in teams building with AI. We wrote up how it works, what changes compared to Terraform, and where the approach falls short. Read more: encore.dev/blog/what-is-i…

@DavidKPiano @vercel @Cloudflare hey 👋

You know, if @vercel had Cloudflare-level prices and @Cloudflare had Vercel-level DX... well they'd still be fighting but at least everyone else would be much happier

Our "How Agents Want to Write Go" article has been featured in the latest edition of @golangweekly - give it a read! golangweekly.com/issues/593

Want to build incredible backends? Just use @encoredotdev + @EffectTS_ . Don’t know how? Bruh, I got you: dev.to/leonardo_marci…

We've released caching/Redis support for Encore.ts yesterday. With that, we wrote a follow-along article that covers the importance of type safety at the cache boundary and how typed keyspaces keep it intact all the way through to Redis. Read more: encore.dev/blog/type-safe…

@polar_sh We are happy to take any questions 😎

We're thrilled to announce our @encoredotdev integration ✨ It's never been easier to build robust products. Encore handles the infrastructure. Polar gets you paid.

Encore now integrates with @polar_sh - the easiest way to monetize your product, meets the easiest way to build your backend. Read more and get started: encore.cloud/integrations/p…

New blog post: You probably don't need a vector database What vectors actually are, how similarity search works under the hood, and why pgvector inside your existing Postgres handles most of it. Interactive demos included. encore.dev/blog/you-proba…

Encore now integrates with @resend - the easiest way to send email, meets the easiest way to build your backend. Read more and get started: encore.cloud/integrations/r…

New blog post: Stop Writing Instrumentation Code Encore traces every operation out of the box: API calls with request/response bodies, DB queries with bound parameters, service-to-service calls, pub/sub, cache, outbound HTTP. We wrote about how it works and why instrumentation should be a compiler output. encore.dev/blog/stop-writ…

@pliutau how about both

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New blog post: The Anatomy of a Trace A walkthrough of what happens from HTTP ingress to DB queries and how to utilize complete trace data to find exactly where your latency is hiding. encore.dev/blog/anatomy-o…

@olivebishop_dev 🫶

mehn am enjoying using @encoredotdev i wish i met you earlier😂😂 i might be shipping more backend this year than FE😅

New blog post: How AI Agents Want to Write TypeScript Getting the most out of AI agents in TypeScript starts with how much structure your project gives them. Read more: encore.dev/blog/typescrip…

We’ve been long-time partners with @encoredotdev - first powering Preview Environments with Neon branching, and now backing Postgres when deploying apps via @leapdotnew (Encore’s agent)