v11.3.5
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This was our last update of December and brought several quality-of-life improvements and bug fixes:
- Enhanced multilingual content management
- Improved project activity logging
- Various performance optimizations v11.4.0
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One of our biggest changes is upgrading our runtime to Node 22!
After resolving compatibility issues with our dependencies, you can now run Directus on current LTS versions of Node.js. What we 🚢'd in January
youtu.be/B7fuZ_ZZEf4 
i take that as both a compliment and an insult thank you 🤣
i remember being so enthusiastic about creative commons! i wrote my 'extended essay' (ib) in high school about how open source was using ip law to improve the world! it didn't work, folks, the law protects the people with the money, gotta start over
intellectual property nihilism is IN for 2025 www.404media.co/openai-furio... 
Omg about time!
It costs money? Or it makes me money? Or it costs money but significantly less and better performance that in turns makes more money. As a CEO I like money but…
Explain to me, like I'm a CEO why DeepSeek R-1 is the next big thing and not a hype train situation.
Blog: pris.ly/blog
YouTube: pris.ly/youtube 👀 There are some big things coming next week. Keep an eye on our content channels!
Can you guess what's coming? 
The query engine, built in Rust, has served us well but we're excited about this next chapter for Prisma ORM:
www.prisma.io/blog/from-r... ⁉️ Prisma is doing what??
A few months ago, our ORM manifesto included a small but impactful line:
"We're migrating core logic from Rust to TypeScript".
We got some great reactions, but also some great questions on the "why" and "how".
Wonder no longer 👇 
Caught Caleb and Byron deep in discussion about how GitButler represents branches 🌳
While companies are returning to office, because "YoU cAnT bE pRoDuCtIvE aT hOmE"
At @unkey.com, we are doubling down, we were always remote, but now we are an async company.
How we are doing this? Well... you can read for yourself
engineering.unkey.com/company/meet... every large company dreams of someday commissioning a slightly custom riff on an ai-assisted editor like cursor
is there some treesitter or code analysis tool that gives me a graph of my react codebase with which components render which other components? i'm thinking like - finding component fns, looking at their jsx elements ast nodes, connecting it all in a graph. maybe this exists?
Meet Kristina, a Product Manager who turns problems into possibilities!
🇺🇦 She's a Ukrainian-born mountain lover who boxes, swims and reads.
She loves bread 🥖, PM memes, and finding creative ways to sit in chairs 🪑😂
Connect with Kristina: @Kristina_970 
Who’s going to FOSDEM? I was so busy this year I forgot, but might make a last minute trip
that example shows how a developer might add a custom slide shape to tldraw. you should be able to add slides from the custom shape at the very left of the toolbar. (it's intentionally blank to start with)
It should be!
One more thing...
We also shipped DeepSeek-R1 API support for the Zed Assistant
https://zed.dev/blog/how-is-deepseek-r1-for-coding?b=32 Download Links and Changelog for Zed Preview here:
https://zed.dev/releases/preview?b=32