v0.180 cont. - Python: Added detection for runnable Python modules. - Python: Added Python-specific task to run a Python file as a module from inside the project's scope. - Python: File, line references from Python, like `File "file.py", line 8` are now clickable in the terminal.
v0.180 cont. - Added a scrollbar to the extensions page. - Added option to copy extension author's name and email from extension context menu. - Improved memory usage around installed monospace fonts. - Improved Regex syntax highlighting. - Improved autocomplete suggestions in `settings.json`.
Zed Preview v0.180 is out too! - Added persistence to editor folds to preserve them between restarts. - Added an `editor::CopyAndTrim` action to trim selections when copying. - Added a `go_to_definition_fallback` setting, which can be assigned `find_all_references` (default) or `none`.
Full Changelog and Download Zed Stable here:
zed.dev/releases/sta... v0.179 cont. - Vim: Added persistence for global (and local) marks. When re-opening the same workspace, your previous marks will be available. - Vim: Added sentence marks `'(` and `')`.
v0.179 cont. - Improved support for extended keyboards on Mac (F20-F35). - Improved save dialogues for new files to default to the directory you're currently working in instead of the project root. - Vim: Added global marks `'[A-Z]`.
Also in Zed v0.179: - Added the ability to filter the list of extensions by category. - Tweaks and improvements to Git integration. - Improved Multibuffer design and interaction with `Expand Excerpt Down` action. - Improved performance when using the scroll wheel and some other mouse interactions.
Zed now supports reading from anonymous file descriptors on macOS and Linux. For instance, you can now run `ls | zed -`.
Zed now has an `editor: show word completions` action, which shows a popover containing autocompletions for words discovered in the current document.
🚀 Zed v0.179 is out!
In today's release, we've introduced a new display mode for Edit Prediction called subtle, which makes predicted text hidden by default and only visible when you're holding a modifier key. Check the blog post for more details:
zed.dev/blog/out-of-... 
Cursor/VSCode tip: I just changed the default view mode to "tree" for VSC/Cursor search results / source control items. (Should have done this years ago.)
fetch the snapshots of the state from the API and push to the browser. We might explore some sort of long-term KV or state store in the future, but in the near term, I think this API would help - what do you think?
This makes sense - it's a cool approach. Our AgentKit library is doing something similar with state as well leveraging the output of steps to build up state. Ideally if state was persisted in the output of `step.run` and we added an API to query the output of each step you would be able to...
In case you have not seen it yet, here's our roadmap 👇
pris.ly/roadmap-may-25 Thanks to everyone who joined our Ask Me Anything session last week, it was a blast! 🙌
We covered questions about upcoming Prisma ORM features like ESM support and the new Query Compiler.
You can catch the replay here 👇
pris.ly/ama-march 
When your test suite takes ages to complete, there are a variety of tactics to accelerate the process, such as parallelizing tests within and between environments or running only specific tests. In this post, we dive into several strategies
#tests #swift
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0... 
woah i'm so going to that
playing around with a new camera! i bought a Ricoh GR 3 still no idea how to use it best, but it's nice to have something i can fit in my pocket
Curious about the benchmarks?
You can explore our benchmarks site and see for yourself 👇
pris.ly/orm-benchmarks 🤔 Is Prisma ORM slow?
We've made several performance improvements to Prisma ORM over the years and our benchmarks back it up.
In case you missed it, here’s a quick recap of what we've achieved, where we stand, and what's ahead 👇
pris.ly/yt/is-prism... 
This is amazing! A valuable solution without a presentation layer at the same level is not good these days.
On the CLI front, we've started to ship Noora improvements, starting with 'tuist share'. See the video for before and after ✨
We're moving ahead with the @tuist.dev dashboard redesign and it's great to start seeing it come to life. The new dashboard will form an amazing foundation for new features that we have planned later in the year. 
this is super cool! is unnoq a company?