PWV Portfolio Feed

And now we'll turn all the velocity we picked up when rebuilding our dashboard into new features, such as tracking build times 📈

Tuist now has a very strong, well-crafted backend and frontend foundation that we can quickly build amazing features upon. We've put a lot of effort into making this one happen and we believe it shows.

Next, we'll ready our Figma files and components for public access. Should you be fond of the Tuist dashboard, you'll have the chance to craft one with a design that echoes Tuist's style.

Our first goal is to align the CLI and dashboard, enabling all CLI actions from the dashboard. Next, we'll focus on updating the design of both the CLI and marketing pages for enhanced visual appeal.

We seized the chance to incorporate both light and dark themes and crafted a revamped web-based onboarding process, allowing users to begin their journey with Tuist in just a handful of straightforward steps.

Noora adopted the OKLCH color space to enhance accessibility and created a skeuomorphic component suite that exudes a modern aesthetic while ensuring a striking appearance and visual consistency. It's gorgeous 😍

We kicked off our project by taking Noora, our CLI design system, and adapting it for the web. Inspired by meticulous examples set by companies like Buildkite, Vercel, and Supabase, we crafted a distinct Tuist aesthetic and design framework to construct our dashboard.

With Tuist evolving into an all-in-one solution for boosting app development efficiency beyond the command line, design becomes crucial in showcasing the benefits we offer to teams, enabling workflows to be activated from the UI, and offering teams valuable insights.

Following extensive months of diligent effort in analyzing developer interaction with Tuist, gathering insights from industry frontrunners, and aligning with our strategic vision for Tuist, we are thrilled to unveil the brand-new Tuist Dashboard.

This is always one of the most satisfying parts of finishing a larger migration/redesign 🔥

v0.183 cont.

- Vim: The `:s//` command now defaults to replacing the first match per line (like vim). Use `/g` to replace all matches.

v0.183 cont.

- Vim: Added delete mapping in normal mode.
- Vim: Improved `single-repeat` after accepting a completion, now pressing `.` to replay the completion will re-insert the completion text at the cursor position.

v0.183 cont.

- Git: Improved performance of git panel with large # of untracked files.
- Python: Added support for auto-closing `f`, `b`, `u`, `r`, `rb` and the newly released `t` strings.
- Vim: Added some forced motion support for delete and yank.