The creation of a business layer over #Homebrew, allowing the maintainers to work full-time on what they love, inspired us to pursue a similar path for Tuist:
mikemcquaid.com/two-years-b... 
an interesting addition to the public suffix list for close followers of @figma.com’s product roadmap 🙈 github.com/publicsuffix... 
20 years ago today, Linus made the first commit on the Git project. Here is my birthday present post, looking back.
Happy birthday git, and thanks for all the fish.
blog.gitbutler.com/20-years-of-... sure, he's against the mask ban: www.threads.net/@luckytran/p... 
GitButler 0.14.14 is out!
New features:
- Adds a GitLab integration
- Overhauled text editor for commit messages
- Overhauled Pull Request / Review UI
- Adds syntax highlighting for additional languages
- ... and more 👇
Full notes github.com/gitbutlerapp... Thanks Barry for this feedback ❤️! You are definitely right here. We have been working on a bit of a UI overhaul - our Figma is open, if you wish to take a peek and drop us a comment there too www.figma.com/design/ShIiR... 
Managing Prisma ORM in a pnpm workspaces monorepo is simple!
Follow our step-by-step guide to:
📦 Generate Prisma Client properly to avoid type resolution issues
🔗 Share and reuse Prisma Client across apps
⚙️ Use the package in a Next.js app
Check out the guide 👇
pris.ly/guide/pnpm-... i post some things on both bsky and mastodon
recently: macwright.com/2025/04/07/r... 🙌 Prisma 6.6.0 release is just around the corner, and it’s bringing some long-awaited features you’ve been excited about. Any guesses on what those might be?
👀 Stay tuned to find out! 
Very cool!
We're hiring a QA engineer at tldraw's London office. Help us wrangle our issues, hit our releases, and deliver a perfect product. Open source experience highly valued, deeply respected, quietly appreciated. jobs.ashbyhq.com/tldraw/a255... 
We kicked off our first cycle of the year. If you're curious about what we'll be working on, feel free to read more here:
community.tuist.dev/t/we-kicked... “Many people felt the same about managing their servers and using Kubernetes to orchestrate their own deployments. But let’s be honest: that’s fun to build, but not fun to interact with every day.”
pepicrft.me/blog/2025/04... It's okay if you can't immediately find an ROI for your work. The best returns often aren't measurable right away because they unfold over time and distance. Do something for the joy it brings, and let others share in that joy. If you are curious about the plans we have for Tuist, the role we think it’ll play in organizations building apps, and how open source fits into it, you might like this one:
pepicrft.me/blog/2025/0... At a certain scale, investing in tools becomes more crucial than adding resources. Neglecting this can drain your developers' time and creative energy. This is why we're committed to highlighting the ROI at @tuistdev. Discover the time savings you're achieving with us in CI and local setups. How do those savings convert into monetary value? These figures not only enhance brand visibility but also simplify sales discussions. A common misconception is that adding more developers boosts efficiency. However, this often results in poor ROI and coordination challenges that hinder productivity. Developer hours are costly, and larger teams can complicate workflows. 
(6/365) don't look up
i read that facebook book, 'careless people' and liked it macwright.com/2025/04/06/c... I lean on open source whenever possible, and we want the same model for Tuist. The mobile development tooling scene is becoming a bit stagnant and abusive. Why? There's too much proprietary innovation. Second, prices become fairer, and abusive pricing and sales models are less common, as this would lead the community to create cheaper alternatives.