Had anyone mentioned how challenging it would be to track the build duration of an Xcode target, I likely would have laughed it off. Now, I can proudly say I've reached Xcode hacker status. 😂 
🎉 Goodbye Preview....& welcome native Deno!
Prisma 6.8.0 says farewell to the `deno` preview flag.
Now it’s all in the `prisma-client` generator!
Read the guide → pris.ly/deno-deploy... 
Our efforts to promote Mise and introduce a streamlined "init" workflow are yielding success. Adding new features now requires just a couple of simple commands 🤩 
Ran into this neat tool for re-signing '.ipa' archives on macOS, Linux or Windows: github.com/zhlynn/zsign 
When I founded Prisma, my goal was to make databases easy.
Now building @livestore.dev, my goal is to make app data simple.
Easy is great, particularly when getting started. But as an app gets complex, simplicity is more important. (Even more true with AI.) Do you have materials related to Swift & MCPs? We're compiling them in a GitHub repository. You're welcome to contribute yours there: github.com/tuist/aweso.... *Intelligence 
it's pretty easy to tweak and remix on @val.town (shameless plug) and it sends you a daily email. or hourly! you can customize everything. uses the @bsky.app 'app password' system to auth into bluesky, stores profile data in sqlite with @tur.so and compares the old to the new. bam. remember thinkup by @anildash.com + @ginatrapani.org? it was so cool, plugged into your twitter account and sent you updates when people updated their bios and more
well, twitter sucks, bluesky has an api, time is a flat circle so i brought part of it back from the dead www.val.town/x/tmcw/blues... 
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We're hosting the first cycle community call next week and are looking for demos and topics you'd like to discuss. You can share your suggestions in this topic: community.tuist.dev/t/1st-cycle... 
We'll be here for another few hours, feel free to stop by!
And a lot more:
Anthony, Cole, and Laura are working on a fix to improve completion matching behavior:
Nathan is presenting an overview of Zed's code architecture and his group is working on a terminal bug:
We're having a blast at the @rustnl.bsky.social - Zed hackathon event here at Utrecht University. Check out some of the groups that have formed.
A UI inspector for Zed is being worked on: 
Have you observed how the limited spatial and time focus of Apple app development constrains the potential for improved developer experiences? In the 9th edition of "Swift Stories," we dive into this topic, interview Ivan Ornes, and share some ideas:
tuist.dev/newsletter/... i read abundance, it was fine macwright.com/2025/05/16/a... Currently, you receive the result bundle, optimizations, and environment information. Eventually, we'll provide real-time logs and build analysis. Plus, you'll be able to sync all this information with your data infrastructure. My favorite feature of “tuist xcodebuild” as a replacement for “xcodebuild” is the telemetry and accessible URL it provides. You no longer need to worry about exporting artifacts from your CI pipelines. Hey Hugo! It's the first time I've heard about Namespace. What's the best way to schedule a call with you?
With Git Forges already addressing the UI and storage layers of CI, there's little reason to switch, except for cheaper runners. The cost of moving away is high. For many companies, this means CI costs will be reduced to AWS, MacStadium, or Scaleway rates with a small flat fee added. Once feasible, we'll provide hosted runners, ideal for individual developers and small companies.