with ai writing automation for you in bash, and companies providing runners for your ci jobs, may abstractions and concepts such as mobile ci fall apart damn! even xcode projects ai managing them means we can gear tuist’s mental energy towards shaping new app building experiences
if you’ve got an agent building features remotely (e.g., for an ios app), how important it is to go through the standard pr review process? won’t we get to a point where we can trust the agent to review the work and also run automated tests such that work can land directly on “main”?
nintendo knitting machine!? www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbOd... 
But ☝ when we recognize this scenario, we'll automatically resign the app on the fly and include your device in the provisioning profile. Removing friction in developers' workflows brings us so much joy 😌
And we have so many ideas for the app. For example, if your device ID was not included in the provisioning profile when the app was signed, you can't download the app.
I'm having a lot of fun working on the Tuist iOS app – you'll soon be able to see your latest Tuist previews and download them directly from the app.
watercoloring this last night was a much-needed zone out from the real world. took a surprisingly long time. kept dragging my houseplants over next to my chair like "okay it's your turn"
with new watercolors from @rebeccawilliams.info 🙏 
recently: macwright.com/2025/07/04/r... 
Prisma Postgres now supports `eu-central-1` 🎉
In our last poll, Frankfurt was your top pick. Now, Prisma Postgres is live right where you asked for it.
Thanks for voting and helping shape where we go 🙌 
revisiting a favorite song, linking to its youtube, learning that people are learning about this song because their ai girlfriends say that they 'like' the song, staring at the wall, staring at the wall, staring into space, throwing computer out window
🤯 You can now embed Prisma Studio in your React.js apps!
🖥️ A modern, fast & intuitive DB GUI for Prisma Postgres that you can integrate in your own apps to offer an amazing data editing UX to your users!
🤔 What DBs should we support next?
👉 pris.ly/embedding-s... 
Want to learn more?
Read our recent article on Prisma Postgres pricing to understand why we went with it and how much simpler it is compared to traditional pricing.
👉 pris.ly/ops-pricing... 
Prisma Postgres pricing is super simple!
💡 The only parameters for your bill are *num of operations* and *storage*—no CPU, egress or other factors!
If you want to know what your bill would look like for Prisma Postgres, try our new pricing calculator: pris.ly/ppg-pricing... 
These are our guiding principles for engineering the most resilient cloud database.
planetscale.com/blog/the-pri... 
Don't have the Tuist menu bar app, yet? Go get it! docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/fe... We're continuing to improve upon our Tuist macOS app – we've improved on our authentication model and the macOS app no longer shares credentials with the CLI, making it more approachable to use for non-engineers.
we actually have exactly that in our tests right now, but the fancy vitest matchers (toMatchObject, toMatchInlineSnapshot, etc), I miss them, so I feel like something that does the 'ok/err' match/unwrapping first and lets you use the rest of the api later will be an upgrade
epanet-js is a cool as heck hydraulic modeling application - local-first, running complex simulations with webassembly, licensed under the fsl, competing with expensive legacy applications. plus you may notice… it uses some open source code from placemark! macwright.com/2025/07/03/e... 
@chriskrycho.com interested in your thoughts on github.com/tmcw/vitest-... very unfinished lib but basically we're using neverthrow+vitest and testing result values is messy, so i'm building this (and would probably implement effect/purify/true-myth support). does this already exist? if not, why? what's the biggest company that you still don't know what they do? for me it's databricks
here's my pitch: a coffee shop that bans conversations about ai