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I’m in love with work. In parallel we are also working on making all of this easy to integrate into your Xcode projects (just one command)
There's a ton going on in the world of AI coding agents 🤖
We're building the future of serverless databases with Prisma Postgres and it's the perfect fit for these agents 🤝
ICYMI, check out how we are solving the database layer for AI coding 👇
pris.ly/ai-agents We're crafting a top-tier productivity platform tailored for teams using Xcode, with plans to expand to Android, Flutter, and React Native. As part of this mission, we're transforming our dashboard to align perfectly with our vision. What do you think about our upcoming design? 
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The team at @greatfrontend.bsky.social has built an awesome platform to help devs excel in their frontend interviews 🚀
Prisma is core to their platform, offering type safety and help with managing complex schemas
Learn more about how they're using Prisma to scale!
pris.ly/greatfrontend The tight integration between Apple app development and Apple hardware has limited the enhancement of developer experiences. However, the commoditization of macOS virtualization could be a game-changer. Here’s why we're so excited about it: tuist.dev/blog/2025/0... 
it is a bittersweet fact that one can always get better at something through effort the upside is that there is no ceiling the downside is that you have to climb the stairs to get a better view, and there's always a better view, and more stairs to climb
how are developers building AI agents in 2025? Join me on the @github podcast today, as I plan to share insights from over 850 million agents runs with billions of tokens daily via Langbase.
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YouTube link below 👇 cycfi research has been a very good blog to be subscribed to for years, every couple months some wild new futuristic idea for how to build a guitar www.cycfi.com/2025/02/thor... 
Thanks, we're looking into this issue now
Converting XcodeProj into XcodeGraph allows using Tuist commodities such as visualising a project’s graph, or running tests selectively 🚀
We keep repeating ourselves, but yes, open source is amazing. Andy has appeared "out of nowhere" and taken the initiative to ship such a foundational piece that will both benefit Tuist and will become a new commodity in the space, unlocking completely new use cases.
We'd also like to give a huge shout-out to Andy (github.com/ajkolean) for taking the initiative to bring this foundational piece to life. You rock 👏 XcodeGraph is a higher-level representation of your Xcode projects, lending itself to custom automations in your team.
You can find documentation for XcodeGraph and XcodeGraphMapper here:
- xcodegraph.tuist.dev/documentatio...
- xcodegraph.tuist.dev/documentatio... Some of Tuist features that XcodeGraphMapper unlocks for any Xcode project are: - Selective testing - Inspecting your Xcode graph interactively - Finding implicit dependencies - ... and more!
XcodeGraphMapper is a new utility for parsing Xcode projects into XcodeGraph, unlocking many Tuist features historically reserved to generated projects.
Learn more about it in this blog post by Andy: tuist.dev/blog/2025/02... Let’s go!!! 🤜🤛