🚨 Action required: 2 additional newly disclosed vulnerabilities affect multiple versions of React, Next.js, & other RSC-based frameworks.
As w/ last week's disclosure, Netlify has been working w/ the @react.dev & @nextjs.org teams to deploy network-level mitigations against these vulnerabilities. 🧵 
react server components has definitely been 'the flop era', i don't think i've seen a single nice word about 'em that wasn't penned by the react team themselves
New in Netlify: GPT-5.2 + GPT-5.2-Pro via AI Gateway + Agent Runners!
OpenAI SDK in Functions, no API key setup, plus caching/rate limiting support.
www.netlify.com/changelog/gp... 
This will detect slow built-in and third party plugins. In the example below, the project still uses terser for building instead of Oxc, causing slowdown.
PS: This will also work in the next @vite.dev 8 beta (or when overriding the @rolldown.rs version from today on) 👀 ✨ Hot from the release press: When using @rolldown.rs and experiencing a slow build, you now see which plugins slow your build down!
Note that the reported time is an indication and includes overhead such as Rust-side processing and overhead from the JavaScript event loop. ![A screenshot of the terminal when building your Vite app. It says "[PLUGIN_TIMINGS] Warning: Your build spent significant time in plugins. Here is a breakdown:".
Then a list of plugins and percentages. The list includes "vite:terser", which could be fixed by using Oxc instead of terser as minifier.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:vqbogjyhzudzajc6bu6mxdni/bafkreihpfmyfp4vljqlsvzelr7t56nlx33xhmbtqmx6yq5dqilcgm5r3s4)
Or check out the docs:
planetscale.com/docs/postgre... Learn more in our walkthrough on YouTube:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=arlT... Want better database observability? PlanetScale has Prometheus-compatible metrics exporters for both Vitess and Postgres. This plugs right in with tools you already know: Grafana, Datadog, and other popular monitoring platforms.
Although our competitors haven't updated their "WHY WE'RE BETTER THAN DIRECTUS!!!" pages, we can confirm our visual editor feature exists and is awesome 😜 
Yesterday’s Claude Code Anonymous in Berlin was fantastic. Thank you to everyone who showed up for the talks and the conversations 🙌 
Wondering what the GitButlers have been up to during the #AdventOfCode - join our discord server to find out!
discord.gg/U8FvEbwn (channel aoc) 
Want to learn how to emulate Vim's Telescope in Zed?
Check out the second installment of Hidden Gems, and share your own!
zed.dev/blog/hidden-... (Sadly we cannot ship notebooks or improved edit predictions or git graph in a single week but it's on its way we promise)
Next week is a Quality Week for Zed! We'll be squashing bugs, reviewing PRs, and tackling bite-sized features that plague us. Drop an issue you want tackled below 👇
You can now break down import and transform times in @vitest.dev! This works in the Vitest UI, the terminal and also via the VS Code extension.
Time to find out why tests are taking longer than expected! 👀
More in the docs
vitest.dev/config/exper... 
Curious about what your project will include? Check out one of our builds, showcasing different tasks with cached data:
tuist.dev/tuist/tuist... We're refining our cache system to position caching nodes near your build locations, whether that's an office in Berlin or Mac equipment in a US east data center. Our goal is to construct an edge caching network for everyone. Did you know you can speed up your Xcode builds by using Xcode's 26 cache in CI and development environments? You can also gain insights into the cache's effectiveness.
Learn more here: docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/f...
#iOSDev #Xcode #ZedEditor Download Zed and view the full changelog here:
zed.dev/releases/sta... Special shout out this week to the Let's Git Together contributors: ddoemonn (GH), errmayank (GH), 11happy (GH), and GoldStrikeArch (GH)
Join in on the action:
github.com/orgs/zed-ind... Easily delete branches from Zed's branch picker. Thanks errmayank!
You can now view the git commit history of any file. Select the `File History` option in the right-click editor context menu to open it. Thanks ddoemonn!
