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To install and configure:

1. Install pyrefly: `uv tool install pyrefly`
2. Install extension: command palette > `zed: extensions` > filter to `pyrefly` > `install`
3. Configure Zed settings:

```json
"languages": {
  "Python": {
    "language_servers": ["pyrefly"]
  }
}
```

We landed a Zed extension for `pyrefly`, Facebook's new Python language server written in Rust. "Type check over 1.85 million lines of code per second" and receive other goodies, like go-to-definition.

While Flux gives access to many standard APIs to access your data, it is not always clear which methods are right for a given application. Matt will dive into building real-world web applications using different Flux APIs to create rich experiences and discuss best practices.

Gracias Pol for the mention 😀

so does this mean that Open VSX and VSCodeium are unnecessary because the marketplace is accessible by forks?

Move fast and sync things

$20K/month is where your AWS bill changes the most.

•$6K on RDS IOPS.
•$4K on transit charges between AZs you forgot
•$3K on NAT gateways passing idle traffic
•$2K on S3 PUTs from the microservice the principal engineer wrote
•$5K on CloudWatch logs

how’s the growth going on this app, is it still crazy?

At Tuist, we're enhancing accessibility in dev environments by converting proprietary formats into documented ones and exposing them via web APIs and integrations. Development should not happen in isolation, so we're breaking down silos.

A server opens so many opportunities 😍

Inspired by Dagger, and with Clickhouse integrated into our backend, I believe we can gather and display data in real-time online, allowing anyone to view and take on the task of identifying and highlighting errors, ultimately reducing the debugging time for our teams.

I've observed that in remote settings, whether prettified or not, "xcodebuild" logs are the primary go-to for debugging, especially when something goes awry. However, they're not exactly user-friendly, as the errors don't always conveniently appear at the end of the logs.

It's a good name for what it does. Just not as "poetic" and whimsical as Dreamweaver :)

THIS IS CRAZY! From Zero to 63,271 AI agents vibe coded by thousands of builders and developers, in just TWO WEEKs since we launched CHAI. 

What will you s(h)ip. 🛸

Prompt. Sip. Ship. ☕

Dreamweaver was such a cool product name. Would totally work today aswell for an AI builder.