David Thyresson

fsd is doing a black friday sale of pragmata pro, the font i use all the time, it's just one person running a font company - if you feel like spending $$ on a good font, i recommend it fsd.it/shop/fonts/p...

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VoidZero @voidzero.dev

Want to speed up subsequent @vitest.dev runs?
Then try out the new experimental file-system based cache ✨

⋄ Caches transformed modules
⋄ Does *not* work with browser mode yet
⋄ Can be manually cleared via `vitest --clearCache`

More in the docs
vitest.dev/config/exper...

Vitest’s Experimental FS Cache
Enable via CLI or config: `pnpm vitest --experimental.fsModuleCache`

First run does not change timings. There is no cache yet!
An image with statistics about the test run with 3088 tests passed and 6.17s testing duration, transform taking 5.32s, setup 461ms and collect 18.50s.

Subsequent runs use the file system cache, reducing transform times
Another statistics image. The subsequent run now takes only 5.14s, with transform time down to 673ms, setup to 341ms and collection time down to 13.20s

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GitButler ⧓ @gitbutler.com

👨‍💻 get ready for the hackathon....

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Earthmover @earthmover.io

The 2025 @adventofcode.bsky.social is right around the corner, and we don't plan to be left out in the cold! 

blog.gitbutler.com/advent-of-co...

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Xarray, Zarr, and Icechunk together offer the best all-around developer experience for working with tensor data in the cloud- AND best-in-class performance for I/O bound workloads.  Check the performance benchmarks @rabernat.bsky.social  posted on our blog:  earthmover.io/blog/i-o-max...

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Update your apps and see the full changelog 👇

pris.ly/bcgC6yw

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PlanetScale @planetscale.com

🎉 We just shipped v7.0.1 of Prisma ORM! 

This brings some quality of life updates and fixes some bugs 🐛

🌱 Cleaner feedback when running db seed and migrations
🏎️ Relaxed engine checks to support Node 25.x
🔐 Address potential vulnerabilities in our deps

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Ahmad Awais @ahmadawais.com

If you're at re:Invent next week and want to learn how PlanetScale can save you money and improve performance, book a private demo with our team:

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Ahmad Awais @ahmadawais.com

Star it here: 
github.com/ahmadawais/...

I use this a lot to change a bunch of files or for context collection in a super quick deterministic manner.

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Introducing: `txtli`

$ npx txtli

OR

$ npx txtli -i

> A fast CLI that turns any folder into a single text file — perfect for sharing codebases with AI.

⎈ Interactive mode (npx txtli -i)  
⎈ Auto clipboard  copy
⎈ Respects .gitignore  
⎈ Token efficient  
⎈ Modern TUI

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VoidZero @voidzero.dev

Curious for more? Check out the Node.js PR and our implementation.

* github.com/nodejs/node/...
* github.com/rolldown/rol...

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VoidZero @voidzero.dev

Ellie Huxtable @ellie.wtf

Improved require(esm) interop in @rolldown.rs.

Since the last beta, the bundler supports the special `as "module.exports"` keyword and aligns with the @nodejs.org behavior.

Another step towards better interoperability between CJS and ESM, now with bundler support!

Title: Improved require(esm) support
Subtext: chunk.mjs defines the return value when used via require by setting it via export `as “module.exports"`

Image showing that index.js requires chunk.mjs and logs result:
const User = require('./chunk.mjs');
console.log('User:', User);

The chunk exports a user class by default, but also via "export { User as 'module.exports' }".
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Screenshot of the a previous Rolldown version showing the console.log that does not log the class but an object with default and 'mode.exports' key.
Subtitle: OLD: Use literal exports, no transformation

Screenshot of the latest Rolldown version correctly logging that User is a class.
Subtitle: NEW: Detection & correct runtime result

Three bullet points at the end:
* More predictable behavior
* Aligns with Node.js
* Only relevant for require(esm)

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Atuin Desktop just got a brand new runtime!

Runbooks are now 

- reproducible (context flows down, no global state)
- persistent (state survives restarts)
- executable anywhere (CI, remote machines, anything)

This is the first step towards making runbooks an actual automation primitive

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Netlify @netlify.com

PlanetScale @planetscale.com

Previously, coding agents deploying ZIP bundles had one option ship to production. Now you can add support for branches with a single parameter!

$A dark terminal-style code block on a soft blue-to-mint gradient background. The snippet shows a curl command that posts a ZIP bundle to the Netlify API with support for specifying a branch. It includes headers for authorization, a file upload field for your-site.zip, a form field setting branch=feature-branch, and the endpoint https://api.netlify.com/api/v1/sites/{site_id}/builds.$

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PlanetScale @planetscale.com

Catch the full talk on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=wrlo...

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Shared-nothing is the best way to scale a relational database.

Nick Van Wiggeren spoke at P99 CONF about how PlanetScale operates massive, high-performance Vitess databases.

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Netlify @netlify.com

Builder feedback really does shape what we ship.

Thanks, Ana, for calling this out, and great work from Vitalii getting deploy from overview added to the Dashboard!

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Install: www.raycast.com/amanvarshne...

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🚀 Prisma Postgres Raycast Extension is now LIVE!

Create and manage production ready Postgres databases in seconds, right from Raycast.

Open Raycast → type “Prisma Postgres” → instant database!

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Zed @zed.dev