We just published our first public case study.
modany.com has been using @tuist.dev since 2022.
They had followed the project for years, and @natanrolnik.bsky.social was even on the core team.
3 years later: 200 modules, CI from 20+ min to 9.
tuist.dev/case-studies... Doing clean builds (with no binaries) in large Xcode codebases is so unproductive. I don't know how teams can work this way. 7580/13083 targets and still going... "The hosting problems are symptoms. The underlying issue is that git inherits filesystem limitations, and filesystems make terrible databases."
https://nesbitt.io/2025/... One place where agents genuinely shine is navigating the AWS console. Instead of clicking through endless menus trying to find that one setting, just ask and let the agent figure out where everything lives. 
Wishing you deterministic workflows in a probabilistic world. Or at least fewer surprises. 💚
Netlify AI Gateway: call models in your app without juggling provider accounts + API keys.
📄 Docs: docs.netlify.com/build/ai-gat... Next week: a quick “what we shipped in 2025” thread focused on agent workflows, shipping faster, and debugging less. Drop your favorite Netlify moment of the year 👇
Learn more in our docs:
planetscale.com/docs/postgre... Why are there so many ways to connect to Postgres?
Because each method has tradeoffs. The right choice depends on your architecture.
Let's break down 5 connection methods including direct, PgBouncer, and Hyperdrive.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=OL1C... 2025: A Year of Healing
Started with an undiagnosed trauma accident. Trusted my gut, had surgery in Barcelona. Recovery continues.
Tuist found its footing despite my struggles. Learned to slow down and feel at home in Berlin.
Lost running, now doing strength training.
Here's to a quieter 2026. If your “monitoring” is mostly vibes and prayers, it’s time.
This Observability guide walks through what to watch, why it matters, and how to stay ahead. 👇
www.netlify.com/guides/runni... 🛠️ Fix Friday: Users say “it’s slow” but you can’t reproduce it?
Do this in order:
1. check latency by route (not overall)
2. look at p95/p99
3. segment by region/device
4. compare to the last deploy
That’s how “feels slow” turns into “here’s the culprit.”
www.netlify.com/platform/obs... I updated Fucking Approachable Swift Concurrency based on feedback! Now covers Swift 6.2's Approachable Concurrency improvements, including @concurrent and the simplified MainActor-by-default model.
https://fuckingapproacha... Here’s to fewer merge conflicts in 2026. And a little more ease while building. 💚
Holiday mode PSA: if prod gets spicy, the first question is still: what changed since the last deploy?
Second: which route, which region, which device?
https://www.netlify.com/platform/observability/ Exploring what structured build data unlocks vs flattened logs.
swift-build gives rich events, so I built a web UI showing Xcode builds live. This video: connecting it to Claude Code to debug with a click.
Small prototypes for Tuist ideas.
https://videos.pepicrft.... Peace, love, and fewer regressions. Grateful for everyone shipping things into the world. 💚
Tinkering with swift-build events to show Xcode builds live in a web UI.
Want to connect it to agents like Claude Code so you can debug errors with a click.
https://videos.pepicrft.... 🔥 Hot take: dashboards don’t prevent incidents. Fast answers do.
If you can’t quickly answer “what changed?” and “who is impacted?”, you’re debugging vibes.
Netlify Observability is built to get you from “something’s off” to “here’s the exact request that broke.”
www.netlify.com/blog/introdu... 2025 transformed Tuist 🚀
From project generator to full productivity platform. Open source at core.
📦 Swift registry
📊 Build insights
⚡ Xcode cache
Thanks Chris, Asmit, Marek & our amazing community 🙏
2026: Android & agentic coding infra!
tuist.dev/blog/2025/12/2... I'm building a prototype on this idea: https://forums.swift.org...
A collector service that takes data from swift-build and exposes it live in a web-based debugging interface for your build system, which can also be plugged into your local coding agent to ask questions about the build. I came across this very cool tool to clean up your macOS environment: https://github.com/tw93/...
It consolidates features from CleanMyMac, AppCleaner, DaisyDisk, and iStat. Open source and gratis!