Heads up people: we're off to our company offsite next week, so expect our responses to be a tad bit s.l.o.w.
We will still view everything, albeit this time with a glass of beer in hand. 🍻
Got a reco for a good karaoke song or two? 🎸😎 
Editing Commits - no longer a pain in the Git
www.youtube.com/watch?v=r8bm... - The project name is now part of the window title - Simplifies the onboarding flow by skipping the "Configure Git authentication screen" -fin- Better than saying "bug fixes and improvements", right?
- Claude Code: Ctrl+C now cancels current generation - Fixed a bug where certain feature flags that are now on by default are disabled after removing the app settings.json Aaaand a few more 👇
⋈ v0.16.4 is out! We don't like saying "bug fixes and improvements" so here is what went down: - GitLab: Fixed a bug where integration settings are not being saved - Claude Code: Fixed styling issues with the input and messages And a few more changes 👇
#ClimateWeekNYC is almost upon us, as is the "What is the future of AI Weather Forecasting?" panel with @rabernat.bsky.social, @juliangsf.bsky.social, @mikepritchard.bsky.social, Google, Sorcerer and NVIDIA on Tuesday, September 23. Come join us! luma.com/svimvi2y?tk=... 
Something not great and I guess great of serverless is that it masks memory leaks and infinite loops, which can easily pile up in your code base without you noticing
#ZedEditor Download Zed and view the full changelog here:
zed.dev/releases/sta... @osiewicz.bsky.social is on a mission to improve Zed's default 🐍 experience. This week, we switched from `pyright` to `basedpyright` as our default language server, as it includes support for inlay hints, semantic highlighting, auto-import code actions, and stricter type checking. 
Need to switch from `CRLF` to `LF` in your currently-open file? No problem. Just run the `line ending: toggle` action in the command palette.
🚀 We just released Zed v0.204! We added support for Claude Code Plan mode, as well as all other permission modes. You can also now use Claude Code and Gemini CLI over SSH in Zed.
This might sound controversial, but using Swift extensions just as a grouping mechanism is making things unnecessarily complex for the compiler.
This JS runtime looks very promissing. With GPU-accelerated graphics built in, can it be an alternative to Tauri or Electron for building apps for desktop?
tryandromeda.dev Fixes: - Claude Code: Fixes a Windows specific issue where a terminal window was unnecessary created - Claude Code: Fixes an issue with the order in which global/local settings.json were being evaluated - Fixes a missing font - Fixes a bug with previewing stacked branches [4/4]
Other changes: - If a repo has a GitHub remote but no integration, the app will display a hint - When integrating upstream changes (from the remote of your branch) you now have the option to pick upstream, skip and squash 👇[3/4]
Keyboard navigation: - Arrow keys can now be used to move - Escape now closes the current preview - Vimium-style navigation - you can press the F key to navigate without the mouse 👇[2/4]
⋈ v0.16.2 GitButler - You asked for it, we built it. Claude Code: - Support for Planning Mode - The app now respects the MCP Servers that you have - You can start a session directly from the Workspace But wait, there's more 👇 [1/4]
These developers believed in Zed enough to contribute their time and expertise for months.
We're honored they're now our colleagues:
zed.dev/blog/hired-t... Am I the only one that feels that macOS is sluggish after updating to Tahoe?
We are seeking individuals to test our Tuist QA feature, designed to decrease the expenses associated with acceptance and QA testing through the use of LLMs. It is compatible with iOS applications, irrespective of whether they are built using Swift, React Native, or Flutter. Join:
tuist.dev/qa Noora for Phoenix apps keeps getting better and better. You can make your #Elixir apps look great with a design system that builds on LiveView and vanilla CSS
github.com/tuist/Noora/...