Ellie Huxtable
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10 months ago ahhh right! yeah we have that now, and a few other things. it's the default - enter to execute, tab to insert it into the line editor
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ahhh right! yeah we have that now, and a few other things. it's the default - enter to execute, tab to insert it into the line editor
awh no :/ we've made some tweaks that improve muscle memory breakage, depending on when you tried it! was it anything in particular?
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@atuin.sh does what you're looking for! lmk if you have any questions PS: Oxfmt will power the `vite fmt` command in Vite+ 👀
This first alpha release focuses on JavaScript and TypeScript, with support for additional languages coming soon. Also expect built-in sorting and more configuration options in the future.
If you wonder what Prettier-compatible means: ✅ Over 95% compatibility with Prettier's output leading to minimal diffs 🔄 Migrate your configuration just by renaming your `.prettierrc` (supporting most major options) And for switching you get 30x faster formatting performance with Oxfmt!
Announcing Oxfmt Alpha! 🚀
We’re excited to announce the alpha release of Oxfmt, our Rust-powered formatter.
We designed Oxfmt to be easily adoptable, especially for existing Prettier users
More below and in our announcement post voidzero.dev/posts/announ... We'll be connecting with you next week to showcase the achievements of our team and community in the fifth cycle of 2025 and to talk about our year-end priorities. Looking forward to seeing you next Monday! :) luma.com/wb7xp6c3 recently, a pretty long one because it's the last for the year! includes a short list of songs for which the 'beat drop' is a 'meter change' macwright.com/2025/12/01/r... AI is expanding the definition of a developer...and potentially turning 3 billion people into software builders.
@biilmann.blog and Martin Casado talk about AX, explainability, massive user growth, and what building looks like when natural language becomes the interface.
🎧 youtu.be/pE7gES5_oIw?... Auth with Clerk 🤝 Data with Prisma!
We put together a guide to help you set up full-stack auth and DB access. No hacks, just a clean integration. All built with Astro.
Try it out 👇
pris.ly/guide/clerk... Thank you for sharing Zottman. It was quite insightful to realize that with the data that’s already there, and a good queryable interface, agents can literally become your platform/productivity team.
We forked swift-build to give AI agents structured build data. Tested on @wikipedia.org iOS and Tuist: agents identify bottlenecks, parallelization issues, and warnings.
Open-sourced as Argus. Install via mise, set XCBBUILDSERVICE_PATH.
tuist.dev/blog/2025/11/2... Questions left? Drop them below 👇
Can I use Vite+ with my own tooling? Yes. Vite+ aims to give the best DX and performance but does not force you to use only Vite+ tools and commands. Its task runner and caching will work with arbitrary tasks, not just with built-in Vite+ commands.
What impact will Vite+ have on Vite and other open-source projects? Vite+ is built on top of the existing open-source ecosystem, and can only function if that ecosystem is healthy. As a paid product, Vite+ supports the sustainability of the underlying open-source projects it builds on.
Is @vite.dev paid software now?
No. Vite remains free and open-source. This applies to all open source packages as we stated from the beginning on.
Vite+ is a separate product that provides additional features and services as a superset of Vite to provide an end-to-end JavaScript tooling solution. How do frameworks benefit from Vite+? Vite+ is an integration on the application-level. Frameworks don't need to rewrite their internals for developers to benefit. They can provide Vite+ plugins for a smoother DX and tighter integration, but they won't have to switch to Vite+ themselves.
Ever since we announced Vite+, the excitement, and the questions, have been rolling in. We took some time to answer the most common ones and also added them at the end of the Vite+ announcement post.
☁️ Did you know Prisma 7 pairs well with Cloudflare Workers?
Running Prisma ORM on @cloudflare.social was possible before, but Prisma 7 gives you a clean path from zero to deployed on the edge.
We put together a full guide to walk you through it!
Take a look👇
pris.ly/guide/cf-wo... map nerd challenge difficulty kind of high: name this city depicted in hotel wall art
Prisma supports multiple client generators in a single schema ✨
Generate clients for different runtimes, module formats, file extensions, and more 🚀 an ecosystem section on using effect with existing web frameworks (express, fastify, trpc, etc) would be great. i know that effect has its own alternatives, but that's a place where brownfield apps can't easily swap over because of ecosystems, and the effect http stuff is still 'experimental'