In 1-2 years, Apple's CAS will match Bazel, low-latency caching will make builds fly, and React Native may be less appealing.
But until then, the 80% build time improvements we deliver today remain unbeatable across CI and local environments. Security processes are bizarre:
- Tuist CLI: Full environment access. Most don't validate certificates. No one cares.
- Tuist server: Limited access. Here's 200 pages to fill out.
I follow the process, but my mind can't comprehend the disconnect. The more I use Claude Code the more I realize that "code" could be easily be dropped from the name. I use it for more than just coding 
What other prompts would you like to see? 👀 🤖 AI agents are great! When you point them the right way...
We just added an AI prompts section to our docs to help do exactly that.
First up: Astro + Prisma ORM and Prisma Postgres
Check it out 👇
pris.ly/prompts/astro 
@daringfireball.bsky.social quoted Stanley Kubrick in his defense of AI art, I'm announcing my champion to quote in response: the one, the onlyyyyy 💪 Kurt Vonnegut 💪
macwright.com/2025/10/16/t... 
Need to put your Icechunk or Zarr data on a map in minutes? Watch this demo to see how xpublish-tiles renders cloud-stored arrays directly into interactive MapLibre maps — no preprocessing needed. youtu.be/EK2HG_lSgA4 
I _love_ strudel, it's so much fun
This is so cool! Thanks for sharing!
PlanetScale Metal continuously comes out on top compared to other cloud database providers. Unlike other options w/ local NVMe drives, PlanetScale Metal runs in AWS and GCP, not our own data centers. This make for a blazing fast database while staying close to your other infrastructure.
Mark your calendars for the 22nd to discover the exciting projects the Tuist team is working on and what the future holds! 😊
luma.com/ewde50eg. In case you missed it: Tomorrow, @deepakcherian.bsky.social will give a live demo that will take you from Zarr/Icechunk to Mapbox/MapLibre with a click of a button! Build faster, smoother maps with no pre-processing using the Earthmover platform’s latest feature: Tiles. m.earthmover.io/wickedsmaht 
We've added 5 new columns to Insights for Postgres databases.
These reveal block-level read and write behavior, helping you better understand the effect of the shared buffer cache on your query performance.
Read more: planetscale.com/changelog/po... 
If Apple solves reliability and speed in their workflows, with the help of agents there's no need for abstraction of write once and share everywhere. 
Fun fact: Zed is actually _more_ native than Microsoft's own VS Code, which runs on Google's Chromium 💁♀️
Learn more about Windows in Zed: zed.dev/blog/zed-for... Download Zed on Windows: zed.dev/download It's finally here. Zed is available on Windows. Built from scratch, and rendering at 1 million pixels/millisecond. Download it today 👇
You know what's harder than naming things, even for agents? Implementing a proxy to XCBBuildService (Xcode) Hello world from https://github.com/human... Building Bridges, Not Barriers: A Constructive Perspective on International Hiring
pepicrft.me/building-bri... 🚀 The new & more flexible `prisma-client` generator is ready for production!
Here's what you get:
✅ ESM-first
✅ No more magic generation into node_modules
✅ Generated code is fully under your control
✅ Flexible configuration for specific runtimes
👉 pris.ly/new-generat... 
lololol well it was <$1k so I'm a bit more ok with spending it on an old camera
I just bought a 90s film camera I've been obsessed with for a long time more expensive than I'd like, but stock will only ever go down. SO HYPE for it to arrive
we are gradually making tuist features like caching or insights work with any xcode project or swift package out there it takes a bit of reverse engineering, but once you find the right layer, you can make the whole setup just one command invocation and unlock a world of opportunities