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Replit — Introducing a safer way to Vibe Code with Replit Databases

Until now, Replit apps used a single database for both development and live customer data, making it challenging to safely test and deploy updates. We're excited to announce the launch of separate development and production databases for Replit apps, making it safer to vibe code with Replit. Users can now iterate with their app using a development database, while storing live customer data in their production Database. Starting today, we’re rolling out this feature in Beta for new Replit apps — gradually reaching all Replit users and apps over the next few weeks. With this update, Replit apps can now maintain separate development and production databases, making it easier to build safely and deploy with confidence. In the coming weeks, we’ll automatically migrate existing Replit apps to use separate development and production databases. No user action required. This is the next step in making Vibe Coding even more secure on Replit. This feature adds to other security enhancing features for databases users already have access to like Point-in-time Restore that allow users to securely rollback any changes to their databases. Users will be able to review and manage both their production & development databases within the Replit workspace.



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Until now, Replit apps used a single database for both development and live customer data, making it challenging to safely test and deploy updates. We're excited to announce the launch of separate development and production databases for Replit apps, making it safer to vibe code with Replit. Users can now iterate with their app using a development database, while storing live customer data in their production Database. Starting today, we’re rolling out this feature in Beta for new Replit apps — gradually reaching all Replit users and apps over the next few weeks. With this update, Replit apps can now maintain separate development and production databases, making it easier to build safely and deploy with confidence. In the coming weeks, we’ll automatically migrate existing Replit apps to use separate development and production databases. No user action required. This is the next step in making Vibe Coding even more secure on Replit. This feature adds to other security enhancing features for databases users already have access to like Point-in-time Restore that allow users to securely rollback any changes to their databases. Users will be able to review and manage both their production & development databases within the Replit workspace.



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Replit — Introducing a safer way to Vibe Code with Replit Databases

Until now, Replit apps used a single database for both development and live customer data, making it challenging to safely test and deploy updates. We're excited to announce the launch of separate development and production databases for Replit apps, making it safer to vibe code with Replit. Users can now iterate with their app using a development database, while storing live customer data in their production Database. Starting today, we’re rolling out this feature in Beta for new Replit apps — gradually reaching all Replit users and apps over the next few weeks. With this update, Replit apps can now maintain separate development and production databases, making it easier to build safely and deploy with confidence. In the coming weeks, we’ll automatically migrate existing Replit apps to use separate development and production databases. No user action required. This is the next step in making Vibe Coding even more secure on Replit. This feature adds to other security enhancing features for databases users already have access to like Point-in-time Restore that allow users to securely rollback any changes to their databases. Users will be able to review and manage both their production & development databases within the Replit workspace.

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