Marek Fořt
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great question! the sqlite stuff does not come over, as you expect i think where you got confused is that every val town account shares a single sqlite db across all vals, so if you remixed your val, it'll point to those same tables if you remix a val across user accounts, you start from scratch
If you're using Claude Code, the latest GB release has a very cool hooks integration where it puts the output of each session you run into a new parallel Git branch.
Check it out 👇
blog.gitbutler.com/parallel-cla... We use Zed to run our meetings, using our collaboration tooling. We organize our projects via Markdown in our channel notes.
Here, we are prioritizing work we are doing for Zed's official Windows support.
www.windowswen.com Scaling on PlanetScale? You’ll want shard keys.
Prisma now lets you define them right in your schema, per model or even per field.
Here’s a quick look at how to set it up 👇
pris.ly/shard-key-s... There's no better way to build empathy with building for Apple platforms than having to go through the App Store review 😂
But, finally, Tuist is available on the App Store. If you wanna see it in action, I recorded a quick video showcasing its main features: videos.tuist.dev/w/dYZAKZqx75... Read the full blog post announcement here 👉 tuist.dev/blog/2025/07... The app makes it extremely easy to access and run your latest previews. Click on a link or scan a QR code, tap a button, and you're good to go 🔥
Why an iOS app? We strongly believe in 1) leveraging platforms we build for 2) dogfooding as much as we can. With Tuist Previews, we've had the perfect opportunity to provide a native experience to run previews and we couldn't let it pass.
Tuist is now ... on the App Store 😍
Get it here 👉 apps.apple.com/us/app/tuist... Open your browser at:
👉 http://localhost:3000
Your app is now running entirely in Docker! 🐳
Check out our full guide for a more in depth look 👇
pris.ly/guides/docker 🚀 Step 10: Run the entire stack in Docker
Build and run both the app and the database containers: 🔐 Step 9: Create a new env file for Docker container
This config connects Prisma to the database within Docker. Add the following DB connection string to the new file: ⚙️ Step 8: Set up Docker Compose for app + DB
This lets you manage both services together: 📄 Step 7: Create your Dockerfile
You'll be using Alpine: ✅ Checkpoint: App + DB are working locally! 🔌 Step 6: Run Postgres and apply migrations
Start the DB and initialize the schema: 🐘 Step 5: Set up PostgreSQL with Docker Compose
Create a `docker-compose.postgres.yaml` file: 🧾 Step 4: Add scripts to package.json
These scripts help you run the app and deploy migrations: 🧑💻 Step 3: Create an Express server
Set up a simple API in `index.js` to read users from the database: 📦 Step 2: Initialize Prisma and define your schema 🚀 Step 1: Set up your Node.js app 🐳 Spin up a @nodejs + Prisma app inside @Docker
We’ll walk you through how to set up, develop, and run the entire stack. Containerized and ready to ship 👇 🏃 Ready-to-run examples with our new ESM-first Prisma Client generator!
✅ Next.js with Turbopack, Webpack, monorepos, ...
✅ Nuxt.js with Node.js
✅ React Router with with Node.js & Cloudflare
👉 Check them out and try them here: pris.ly/pcgen-examp...