- Claude Code: Improves the way CC sessions are indicated for branches in the workspace - Fixes a bug with diffing of non-UTF-8 text - Displays a toast if applying a branch causes another, conflicting, branch to be unapplied
🚢 ALWAYS ship on Friday 🍺 ⋈ v0.16.1 GitButler - Claude Code: Fixes an issue that was preventing the use of custom endpoints / providers - Claude Code: Fixes a scrolling issue when inputting large prompts (1/2)
Yes it is definitely on the horizon! Which one would you like to see next? Gemini or Codex?
We just posted a new blog about how a lagging Postgres replication client can stall or break failover with HA Postgres, and how MySQL’s GTID model avoids this:
planetscale.com/blog/postgre... 
Uhoh, we broke Zed's auto-updater. 🫣 If you're on v0.203.x or v0.204.x, you'll need to manually check for updates via the Command Palette→ "auto update: check" We've already shipped the fix - just need you to unbox the latest, shiniest version of Zed manually this time.
We've transformed our "Swift Stories" newsletter into "Tuist Digest", a revamped publication designed to highlight the key updates, keeping you informed about our ongoing efforts to scale app development.
Subscribe now at:
tuist.dev/newsletter 
💡 The Rust-free Prisma ORM is ready for production as of v6.16.0.
You can enable it by:
✅ setting the `engineType` option on the `generator` block
✅ installing the driver adapter for your database
👉 Learn more in the docs: pris.ly/no-rust-eng... 
🚀 After eight months of hard work, we removed the Rust engine binaries from Prisma ORM!
Here's why:
😍 Reduced bundle size by ~90%
⚡️ Faster queries (on avg ~3.48x faster in our benchmark)
🐾 Lower CPU footprint
💡 Less deployment complexity
🤝 Easier open-source contributions 🚂 Spinning up a full-stack app shouldn’t take hours.
We just dropped a Prisma Postgres template on @Railway.
Everything's pre-wired so you can start coding immediately, and when ready, claim your Prisma Postgres DB with a single click. 🚀
Try it out 👇
pris.ly/railway-tem... 
Agents can push the cost of e2e estés significantly, and that’s why we are building Tuist QA:
“The AI UI testing agent is already replacing 20% of our test work and we’re looking to increase that to 45% over the course of the next releases.“
newstoretech.substack.com/p/testing-ou... 
renovate has been a lot nicer for us - the dependency dashboard ticket is great and there's a ton of useful configuration possible, like running tasks after modules are updated
i wrote a whole thing about wrangling npm dependencies because it's an unglamorous part of the job that's nevertheless really important. also because i wanted to make some watercolor illustrations. blog.val.town/gardening-de... 
🚀 Deploying a Prisma app shouldn’t be a whole thing.
Railway makes it easy to go from code to live in minutes:
- Zero-config deploys
- Clean UI + helpful logs
- Built-in metrics + health checks
Get a project up and running fast.
Try it here 👇
pris.ly/deploy-to-r... We would love to hear any thoughts, feedback or suggestions you may have! 🚀
- Easy (p)reviewing of generated code within the app - Supports configuring of your own prompt templates - It provides an overview of TODOs, Tool calls and modified files
Here's what it can currently do: - Allows creating parallel sessions (operating independently of each other on separate branches) - Automatic commit management upon prompt completion (optional)
⋈ v0.16.0 of GitButler introduces a native Claude Code UI for orchestrating multiple sessions in parallel. Check it out 👇
youtu.be/lTOo4v5KGkk 📣 New changelog:
🥳 Rust-free Prisma ORM & driver adapters are GA
🚀 ESM-first `prisma-client` generator is GA
⚡️ Type checking performance optimizations
🔐 Manage OAuth apps in Prisma Console
pris.ly/changelog?u... i was on a podcast with my new friend dave degraw, if you're wondering what i look like / think about / sound like in the modern age macwright.com/2025/09/10/p... #ZedEditor Download Zed and view the full changelog here:
zed.dev/releases/sta... The debugger now offers an option to show only stack frames from your code in the stack frame list, filtering out frames that don't exist within your project.
We're addressing contrast issues you've raised. As with the terminal, the editor now dynamically adjusts text colors, keeping text readable when highlighting conflicts with themes. We'll continue to iterate on this.
... well, this could be you today (on macOS) if you simply add `"use_system_window_tabs": true` to your `settings.json`, thanks to `gaauwe` on GitHub!
