"Our current backend has been chugging along since basically the beginning of the company. We knew that we needed a full reboot of our backend... Enter Zed Cloud."
@maxdeviant.com reflects on how we're rebuilding our cloud infra in Rust and Cloudflare:
maxdeviant.com/posts/2025/h... 
Tired of spending the first hour of a project on setup?
We just published a guide showing how ONE PROMPT can bootstrap a @nextjs.org app backed with a Postgres DB ready under 1 minute.
Copy, paste... et Voila.
The prompt → pris.ly/nextjs-ai-p... 
Build systems & test runners are where production infrastructure was pre-Docker/Kubernetes.
The winning move isn't embracing fragmentation - it's creating the vendor-agnostic abstraction layer.
Infrastructure primitives for builds/tests that work regardless of toolchain. That's the unlock. Codex has been an amazing partner building Tuist. We're shaping our product as two pieces: the tech and its hosting. Codex helps me figure out where to draw that line. Exploring infrastructure for modern build systems. Like having a technical co-founder always available to bounce ideas off. Source-available is a productivity multiplier. Users debug issues and send PRs themselves. You shift from support to code reviewer. Conversations happen around code, not tickets. Trust is higher because devs see exactly how you work. No hiding, just real solutions in the open. Security shouldn’t be a time sink.
Astro.js and Better Auth make it easy to add secure, session-based auth in under 10 minutes. Paired with Prisma, you get a full data layer and safe auth flow with minimal setup.
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pris.ly/betterauth-... Xcode Cache analytics are slowly getting better. You'll soon be able to see more information about the cacheable tasks: https://github.com/tuist... Thank you for the kind words, we love hearing the feedback. We'll keep working to make Zed better. :)
Watch @43081j.com discuss the ongoing efforts to speed up the entire web ecosystem, focusing on advancements in tooling and frameworks like Vite, and shares key insights on how developers can contribute to and benefit from these performance improvements.
Full video: youtu.be/AJ58ES-cuzY 
“152 stars today” 😌
"knowing what you don't know" seems like a prerequisite for calling anything "intelligence," at least how i see it
small world - haven't been in touch for a bit, but fellow william & mary friend stephen reader is their drummer. always thought he'd get famous
Super excited about commandcode.ai coding agent with taste.
It's a meta neuro-symbolic reasoning space with continuous reinforcement learning (RL).
We combine reasoning with neural intuition to create an invisible architecture of choices, we call taste.
Just sent out alpha invites. well deserved
the hallucination problem with llms is very bad macwright.com/2025/11/07/h... doing little public devlogs for learning effect because the learning curve can be 📈 macwright.com/2025/11/07/e... Coding agents writing tests often lean on global state (runtime or disk) that leaks between tests, causing flakiness and order-dependent results.
Solution: Keep global context reminding agents to scope state properly: temp directories, dependency injection, isolated test state.
Huge difference! 
It was great getting to hang out and talk about the future of ACP in real life at the Berlin JetBrains office. Thanks for having us!
Yesterday, @javasquip.bsky.social (VP, Applied AI @ Netlify) joined the AX & Agent Tooling panel at the #TypeScriptAI Conference — the first event built by and for TypeScript AI developers.
Loved seeing the energy in the room. Thanks to Mastra for bringing the community together! 
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