This is a practice recording of a talk I gave last night at Developers, Developers, Developers
If you're curious about the future of AI & devtools, and what we're doing about it at Val Town, take a watch :)
www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFBf... 
🙋♂️ We've got another AMA happening tomorrow!
Join us as we take your questions about working with Driver Adapters in Prisma ORM 🙌
Feb 20 at 11:00 EST / 17:00 CET
👉 pris.ly/ama-adapter... 
And yes, this means you can now benefit from selective testing even if you _don't_ generate your Xcode projects!
Does adding "tuist" to "xcodebuild" to dramatically improve the time it takes to run your tests by running them selectively based on your changes sound too good to be true?
Well, that's exactly what we've done.
Don't believe me? Check out this demo: videos.tuist.dev/w/k7u79ooo2m... 
And all of that will be presented in a new dashboard that @asmitbm.bsky.social has been designing 💜 
What's next? We'll continue extending xcodebuild and Xcode – our next focus being on analytics to give you answers to questions such as: - Which tests are flaky? - Has my build time improved or worsened in the last month? - Which test cases take the longest?
We also recorded a demo to see all of the new capabilities in action: videos.tuist.dev/w/k7u79ooo2m... Not only that, but we're also making the 'tuist graph' command available to non-generated Xcode projects. tuist graph gives you an instant overview of your project structure.
With selective testing, you can dramatically improve your testing time, primarily on the CI, but also locally. How to get started? In a nutshell, add 'tuist' before 'xcodebuild' and benefit from instant improvements 📈
Does re-running all your tests, regardless of your changes, sound wasteful to you? What if you could tests only changes impacted by your changes?
Well, we've got some news for you – Tuist's selective testing is now available for any Xcode project, regardless of your setup: tuist.dev/blog/2025/02... Idea for reality show: You can learn anything Guests show up with a skill they've failed to learn and feel is beyond them, be it calculus, how to hit a backend, how to draw, how to write well, how to code, whatever Then you learn that thing on the show
It's our privilege to introduce Andy Kolean, Łukasz Lech, and Loyle as the inaugural Tuist ambassadors. Their exceptional efforts have significantly advanced Tuist, and we plan to engage more closely with them to guide the future of this project.
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0... 
certain books, mostly lengthy philosophical political books with snappy titles that are super dense and honestly kinda sloppy, all their goodreads reviews are like "an urgent message, very important book, everyone must read" and i'm like 80% sure that these people didn't read it
it's ~50 years old, so that's the original beige powder coat on steel 😉
just like ~this time last year, i tried to do too much without resting enough, so my body decided when I should rest and ofc it wasn't the best timing. maybe I'll learn my lesson this time
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Read all about our latest release, including a link to our satisfaction survey:
github.com/prisma/pris... 🎉 Prisma ORM 6.4.0 is live!
⚙️ A new prisma.config.ts file in early access.
🐇 Speedier migrations for CockroachDB.
🗳️ Our quarterly ORM satisfaction survey! 
Join us on February 27 at 10am ET: directus.is/ab Your content team needs another A/B test. You need to stop drowning in custom testing code. Let's fix both!
Next Thursday, we're teaming up with our friends at @posthog.com to build a complete testing engine live using PostHog's A/B features + our CMS. 
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