$ pnpm i grepts
Pipeline:
node ──fork──► sh ──exec──► rg
pipe stdout back
parse string output
~7.6ms per call
grepts from Node.js:
node ──► search()
same process
same V8 heap
~17μs per call
1 search: who cares
100 searches: 760ms vs 1.7ms
1000 searches: 7.6s vs 17ms Introducing `grepts` 🔍
A fast TypeScript grep - ripgrep reimagined for Node.js.
I kept spawning ripgrep from Node.js and watching 5ms vanish per call. Fork, exec, pipe, parse stdout. So I built a grep that runs as a function call. 17μs.
Built with Command Code.
$ npm i grepts 
#ZedEditor Download Zed and view the full changelog here:
zed.dev/releases/sta... Zed now supports self-hosted OpenAI-compatible servers for edit predictions.
zed.dev/docs/ai/edit... A new `Review Diff` button in the git branch diff view allows you to quickly send your changes straight to the agent panel for feedback.
🚀 We just shipped v0.226!
Configure the project panel to show error and warning counts next to its entries.
`"project_panel": { "diagnostic_badges": true }`
Thanks Obli04! 
Published a new post on how we think about developer productivity at Tuist. Three layers: toolchain, compute, and cache.
Most companies over-invest in the easy ones and ignore the toolchain layer, where the actual impact is. That is where we started.
https://tuist.dev/blog/2... We published an RFC for Build Reports in Tuist, capturing build data across Xcode, Bazel, and Gradle so teams can compare builds and debug why things got slower instead of guessing. Each build system keeps its own data model. Would love feedback.
https://community.tuist.... 
❌ In Nov 2024, Krishna Goutham N couldn’t write code.
✅ In 2025, he runs his own agency building tech for startups.
His take on deployment: “Netlify was that black box…it just works.”
📺 Full Community Showcase: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKpF... 
Didn't see this coming. Apple is winning the hardware race.
$599 Macbook Neo is perfect for starters
M5 Pro Max with 128GB is perfect for pros 
There are quite a few hacks going on but overall I am happy with the approach! Will be using it for a lot more cool shit
working on rendering our inline TUIs on top of terminal content, without first clearing space or using alt screen
If you want to stay close to the work, star and watch the repo ⭐️
pris.ly/pn-gh We're building it in the open, and we want to hear from you 👇
pris.ly/pn-anouncem... Today, we’re sharing our vision for a new foundation for Prisma ORM.
It keeps the experience you love and sets the direction for a more composable, extensible, agent-ready future!
We'll let the code speak for itself ✨ Welcome to the family!
In today’s coding world, skill gets you hired. Taste makes you exceptional.
AI can generate code.
Frameworks can scale it.
But only taste makes it clean, simple, and a joy to read.
In an era of speed, good judgment is the edge. Clark Wimberly with a sharp take from our Community Showcase: QA is becoming the superpower in the agent era.
It is about spotting what the model missed and knowing when to stop it mid-prompt.
📺 Full video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKpF... 
If this was your only Babel plugin, you can simplify your setup and should see faster builds.
Credits to the `babel-plugin-styled-components` authors. Oxc's implementation is largely based their work.
More info in the Oxc docs: oxc.rs/docs/guide/u... Using styled-components with @vite.dev 8?
Oxc, which powers Vite's transforms, includes built-in styled-components support. It is covering most features of `babel-plugin-styled-components`:
◆ displayName for debugging,
◆ SSR,
◆ minification,
◆ and more.
All running natively in Rust. 
Tempted to upgrade from M1 max to M5 Max.
M1 Max · 64Gb · 1Tb
M5Max · 128Gb · 2Tb 
sketching practice
