What does this mean for the Tuist module cache? Turns out, the Tuist module cache currently outperforms the Xcode compilation cache – moving to generated projects is still a worthwhile investment.
How much can your build times be improved? Depends – as always 😉 We've benchmarked our solution against real-world open source projects and you can expect to cut your clean build times by 20 to 50%. And we expect this to get better as the compilation cache improves.
However, now you can finally optimize your local and CI builds in a couple of minutes with Tuist now officially supporting the remote Xcode compilation cache. Run "tuist setup cache" in your project, update your build settings, and cut those build times.
Instead of replacing the build system or abstracting away the platform with cross-platform frameworks to improve build times, we've long offered module cache – but that required migrating to generated projects. Something worthwhile, but also costly.
Cut your build times in a couple of minutes with the Tuist remote cache now working with any Xcode project 🎉
tuist.dev/blog/2025/10... 
Join us later today for our 4th community call of 2025! 🎉
We've got a couple of "One more things" to share with the Swift community.
See you there! 👋
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Senior performance engineer @kurtextrem.de talks about Framer's journey to adopting Rolldown and the chunking configurations used in production.
Full video in comments⏬ 
Next.js 16. Ready to deploy on Netlify day one. ⚡️Turbopack for 2–5x faster builds 🧠React Compiler 🗂️Enhanced caching APIs Just push, drop, or ntl deploy. No config needed.
new episode of @changelog.com coming tomorrow, ft me <3 
Oof, that's not ideal. I'll have to complain to Bluesky about this scammer besmirching my good name. We can still be friends for real though, and I won't even make you invest in my Bitcoin scam!
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Will this stop me from taking down app.netlify.com through vibe coding again or not?! 
PlanetScale's fault tolerance relies on simple principles, processes, and architectures, but the real work is in the execution. These are the principles we follow to keep our systems reliable.
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ICYMI here's our roadmap for Prisma ORM 👇
pris.ly/roadmap-q3-... Saw the Prisma ORM roadmap? Got burning questions about Prisma 7 features or our technical choices?
📆 We're hosting a thread AMA on Thursday, Oct 23, 15:00 CET.
Our engineers will answer live in the thread. Follow us, save the date, prepare your questions, & stay tuned! 
Building Tuist's new marketing site reminded me why I'm skeptical of utility classes.
Yes, jumping between HTML & CSS files is friction. But reading endless utility classes is its own hell.
CSS variables + nested CSS > any abstraction that hides the platform.