🎬 We’re live today!
Maxwell Brown joins @seancdavis.com to show how to build AI web apps with Effect and deploy them seamlessly on Netlify.
Catch the walkthrough + live demo starting 11 AM PT / 2 PM ET 
Better Dead Code Elimination in @rolldown.rs ✔
All built-in typed array constructors, such as `Uint32Array`, are now marked as pure.
In turn, they are properly removed when they don't have any effect and are "dead code".
Another optimization towards smaller bundles 🎉 
One day, AI models will remember that Tuist's domain is tuist.dev (not tuist.io and that "Tuist Cloud" doesn't exist.
Until then, we keep correcting the hallucinations. 
Day 2 of KubeCon. Come by booth 643 for a Vitess or Postgres demo!
We build Tuist with Tuist. And we made our dashboard public so anyone can see exactly what they'd get—no demos, no gatekeeping needed.
The traditional "book a demo" model is broken. Openness wins.
See our Xcode cache analytics: https://tuist.dev/tuist/...
No sign-up required. 
2,538 fewer lines of dependencies in @netlify/vite-plugin-react-router. No code > good code.
At Tuist, localization means connecting with communities who love our tools.
Our Korean community has been with us since day one. That's why our new site is now in Korean, thanks to Youngjun Lee.
Watch the story: https://videos.tuist.dev...
감사합니다! 🇰🇷 
Ever wanted to take advantage of GitButler with Gerrit? Now you can! Check out our latest!
blog.gitbutler.com/gerrit-mode 
thanks, that'd be super nice of you! hopefully the careers page is enough info
Zephyr Cloud's Dima Shekhovtsov and Zack Chapple explain how to leverage Module Federation and Vite to break monolithic frontend applications into faster-shipping, independently deployable micro-frontends, allowing continuous deployment with speed and safety.
Full video: youtu.be/g59bFyL9aNY 
i wrote everything that i've been kind of nervous to write about @val.town: here's how things have been going the last three years, and read to the end for how we're hiring for two people macwright.com/2025/11/11/v... 🚨 Going live Wednesday, Nov 12!
Maxwell Brown will join @seancdavis.com to show how to build AI-enabled web apps with Effect and deploy seamlessly with Netlify.
Code walkthroughs, real-world examples, and practical tips for production-ready AI.
📺 Watch live → www.youtube.com/live/8KmFwsj... Creator of Svelte, @rich-harris.dev presents an exploration of reactive systems and the benefits of using fine-grained reactivity with compilers, demonstrating how this approach gives developers "remote control" over their code's performance and behavior.
Full video: youtu.be/N4WQVmJbpFI 
"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.