The @unkey.com team rolled up their sleeves and built a flexible auth abstraction layer.
This was a long winding road so we wrote a blog post that covers:
- The problem
- Our solution
- Challenges
- Lessons we learnt along the way.
go.unkey.com/local-auth 
Recently, I've been exploring the concept of vibe coding and decided to dive into it with Swift, Xcode, and Elixir. I felt compelled to reflect on the complexities involved in creating comparable experiences using Xcode, so I jotted down some initial thoughts:
tuist.dev/blog/2025/0... 
stamps would be great!
ICYMI: We dropped a new guide on using Prisma with SvelteKit 🧡
You’ll learn how to:
🔌 Set up Prisma in your project
⚡ Connect to Postgres
🛠 Run queries in server routes
Check it out 👇
pris.ly/guide/svelt... 💰 Shopify handles the storefront, and Prisma lets you bring your own DB right inside it.
🪺 Remix Nested Routes
🎨 Pre-styled Polaris components
💻 All inside of Shopify
How would you use extra tables in Shopify?
Get started 👉 pris.ly/guide/shopify 
Running your full test suite for every commit is costly, but selective testing can help. You can adopt it by just prefixing your "xcodebuild" command with "tuist":
videos.tuist.dev/w/1SjekbWSY... Enabling selective testing in Xcode projects is as simple as prefixing your xcodebuild command with tuist; such a clean and easy adoption pattern. And to top it off, you also get a handy dashboard to better understand your test suite #Xcode #Swift
videos.tuist.dev/w/1SjekbWSYJ... XCMetrics revolutionized the collection and presentation of metrics from Xcode builds, transforming them into useful and accessible insights. Now, we're elevating the experience, enhancing it with top-notch design and developer-friendly features.
#Xcode 
great question!
react + hono: val.town/x/std/reactHonoStarter
a fuller example: val.town/x/stevekrouse/reactHonoExample
I bet our new townie would do a pretty good job writing this for you: townie.val.run
Let me know if you need any other help 🙏 I really like Swift Testing custom traits because they're incredibly useful for enhancing the ergonomics of writing tests. Here's an example we're including in the next version of FileSystem: github.com/tuist/FileS...
#Swift #Xcode 
We've been cooking up something... 🍳🤔 Can you guess what it is? 🎉✨
#Swift #AppDev 
Try our new CMS template:
npx directus-template-cli@latest init
youtu.be/mWOUQ7amVkc 
Our latest blog post dives into the chaos of the status quo - where every tweak means regenerating the 𝑤ℎ𝑜𝑙𝑒 𝑑𝑎𝑡𝑎𝑠𝑒𝑡 and collaboration and experimentation is often stifled by silos and secret knowledge. Check out the full post: earthmover.io/blog/tensoro... Our small but mighty team has spent decades wrangling scientific data in academia and industry. Along the way, we’ve spotted the same anti-patterns cropping up everywhere: data swamps, code duplication, bespoke and fragile pipelines, and gatekeepers.
💡 What does Time-To-Live (TTL) mean when caching DB results?
TTL determines how long cached data is considered "fresh": If you set 60s as TTL, this means query results will be returned from the cache (not from the DB) for that period.
Check out our visualization 👇 
Check it out! 👇
pris.ly/d/typedsql Ever wanted control of raw SQL without losing type safety?
TypedSQL gives you just that.
✅ Full SQL flexibility
✅ Compile-time type checking
✅ IntelliSense, even in raw queries 
It's awesome! It's just a first order tool, like a spreadsheet. Not much in terms of abstraction IIRC
🤯🤯🤯
i like trad web apps (flickr was peak web) but that just isn't user expectation anymore, and so that isn't what frameworks are targeting. and the browser hasn't kept up so the userland solutions are getting arcane and harder to debug.
http streaming wasn't enough, the basic model of the web, isolated endpoints for isolated resources, just doesn't really 'work' for important use cases enough that frameworks are just going in wild directions (nextjs/react rsc is the parallel in next-land, but i haven't used it yet)