Zed
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2 months ago We just hit 60k GitHub ⭐s! 🎉
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We just hit 60k GitHub ⭐s! 🎉
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💻 Local development with Prisma Postgres
🕵️ VS Code Agent mode: AI support for your DB workflows
💡 Operations-based billing: A simpler pricing model for modern DBs
...and more!
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Our latest fundamentals blog post provides an overview of @zarr.dev and its open-source ecosystem. Read more: earthmover.io/blog/what-is...
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Thanks to everyone who has supported us, from those who were here early on to those trying Zed for the first time today. Zed is a community. From curious students to skilled technicians crafting the most fault-tolerant programs, you all bring Zed to life. Without you, Zed is simply software.
...and is currently #220 in the most popular GitHub repositories of all time:
Zed is currently the 7th-most popular Rust repository on GitHub:
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We just hit 60k GitHub ⭐s! 🎉
And here's a _very_ early demo of installing a preview of the Tuist iOS app ... from the new Tuist iOS app. How meta is that? 😄
Wouldn't it be great if you could do things like install Tuist previews directly from an iOS app?
That's exactly why Tuist is coming to iOS. We can't be more excited about finally having an app. And of course, it will be open source, so anyone can contribute 🍎
community.tuist.dev/t/kicking-of...
We've fixed the outage. Edit predictions and agent panel requests should be working properly again. Please let us know if any other networking issues pop up!
Breaking down a codebase into modules can be key for scaling development efforts. Yet, without proper tools, it might become pretty expensive. Qonto navigated this path and shared how Tuist plays a role in meeting the speed that the business needs.
medium.com/@yassine.gh...
I absolutely love when organizations open up about their journey with Tuist. Recently, Qonto, which has been utilizing Tuist for a while, shared a blog post detailing their choice to implement it and their experience throughout the process: medium.com/@yassine.gh...
We're currently experiencing outages affecting some users working with edit predictions and agent panel requests. Resolving this as quickly as possible is our top priority.
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Still not sure what the best tool for modularization is? Qonto decided to go with Tuist and in this article, they share how they came to that decision and what their experience has been 👇
medium.com/@yassine.gha...
Meeting developers where they are 🙃. Although insights are generated from the build environment, bringing them closer to where developers spend their time, like GitHub, is crucial.
I really enjoyed this book (in Spanish). It made me think deeply about how business narratives often mask realities and interests. It also highlights how absolute numbers or percentages can lead you to believe something different.
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fully bought into leader key as an application launcher, it's so fast and muscle-memory'y github.com/mikker/Leade...
"Cheating" latency by preloading pages that users hover over for longer than 65 ms is a pretty smart way to make loads _feel_ instant without being too wasteful: instant.page
we have a postgres -> PlanetScale import tools that are ready for release soon. if you want some while glove help using them while we test, email me: s@planetscale.com
I feel really good about the foundations we're building - as the codebase grows, it feels *easier* to implement new features, not harder.
Wouldn't it be great if you would get the bundle size difference directly in your PR?
With the new Tuist GitHub app, you can catch regressions in your bundle size _before_ they even get into your main branch.
Here's how to get started: docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/de...
Note that `pyrefly` is in active development, so there may be missing features and bugs.
Happy 🐍 coding!
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