Inlay hints can now be configured to be toggled temporarily when holding down a set of user-configured modifier keys.
"inlay_hints": {
"toggle_on_modifiers_press": {
"control": true,
"shift": true,
"alt": true
"platform": true,
"function": false
}
} For languages whose language server supports it, imports can now be organized via the `editor::OrganizeImports` action.
Yesterday, we shipped Git support, along with a handful of other goodies. Let's see what else landed in v0.177! 👀
Read the full article: pscale.link/io Why settle for slow? Our latest interactive blog covers the history of IO devices, how storage works in the cloud, and why separation of storage and compute is bad for OLTP databases.
Tired of guessing if your content will rank well and manually tracking SEO requirements across hundreds of pages?
Our new Directus SEO plug-in is designed to make you (and your content team's) life easier:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Et... 
works in progress, an Internet publication funded by stripe, published an issue and the politics are interesting: worksinprogress.co 
📰 New Changelog!
🦀 An update on our move from Rust to TypeScript
🚀 Prisma ORM 6.5.0: no more DB resets and better prisma.config support
...and so much more!
www.prisma.io/changelog 
As macOS-based CI becomes standardized and new alternatives appear, you might want to take control of your automation. Doing so can make it more adaptable, enhance flexibility, and provide a better debugging process. In this post, we share how to do that:
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0... 🚢 Want to use Prisma ORM in @docker? We've got you covered!
In this guide, you'll learn how to:
🔧 Set up a Node.js + Prisma app in a container
🐳 Use Docker Compose to manage services
⚡ Configure Prisma for a smooth containerized workflow
👇 Follow the step-by-step guide.
pris.ly/guides/docker 
This week in "Scott writing up dark corners of Git", it's the story of Git's new bundle-uri and issues that I found that resulted in yet another patch to Git.
blog.gitbutler.com/going-down-t... 
The @arcticconference.bsky.social delivers 😍 
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"We are very happy with our decision to migrate to PlanetScale Metal which enabled us to achieve the rare outcome of improvements in performance, cost, and reliability – a win for our customers and our business."
- Aaron Young, Eng Manager @ Block
code.cash.app/planetscale-... 
🤣🤣🤣 only on my own branches I promise
if the answer is 'universal basic income' has anyone sketched out how that becomes politically viable at some point and how it would get funded, and what they predict will happen in the (imho likely) case that UBI is either never established or is too low to matter
are there any things written by AI-optimistics about the productivity gains in the long term - about how startups hiring fewer coders will affect the talent pool, the average person, how this affects the wealth gap, where productivity gains where flow to?
More more info and technical details, check out the launch blog post: zed.dev/blog/git?b=44
And join our Twitch livestream today at 11 PT (now!) to discuss the development and future of Zed's Git integration: t.co/0vH5gZwiKq This is just the beginning! We're planning more Git features like conflict resolution, line-by-line staging, and history visualization. Try it out and let us know what you think!
Quick commits are easy with the 'git::Commit' command palette action. Fetch, pull, and push are also accessible through shortcuts or the command palette.
Our Diff View combines changes from across your project into a single multi-buffer. Review, stage, or skip hunks with ease, and make last-minute edits directly in the editor.
Commit easily with cmd-enter. Need help with commit messages? Zed can use AI to generate them for you. Plus, it automatically adds Co-Authored-By lines for team collaborations.
The new Git Panel offers a quick view of your working tree and staging area. Stage changes, restore files, and see real-time updates from command line actions.
Exciting news! Zed now has native Git support starting from v0.177. Designed for speed, Git-native functionality, and a keyboard-first workflow.
