Both extensions are available now in Directus Labs (directus.is/labs) AND our Directus CMS template, which you can spin up in minutes with our new template CLI command:
npx directus-template-cli@latest init SEO Plugin: youtu.be/O8RBBMmT8SI
↳ Yoast-style focus keyphrase analysis
↳ Real-time content optimization with recommendations
↳ Pre-publish quality checks Superheader extension: youtu.be/_xIwGXstQfg
↳ New help modal functionality
↳ Fixed internal linking
↳ Multi-language help content support
↳ Relationship field fetching across multi-tenant setups Content teams rejoice! 🙌
We just released major updates to two of our most popular Directus CMS extensions: 
Not yet, but we’ll give it a shot. Something that we did is providing a “llms.txt” endpoint in our documentation. We that tool we could do the same for our source code.
Yo, aren't you vibe coding yet? 🚀 In this blog post, we dive into how vibe coding can level up your app-building game, and tackle the current challenges with Swift and Xcode toolchain.
#Swift #LLM #Xcode
tuist.dev/blog/2025/05... 
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 👇 