AI changed who builds software. At Netlify, Finance builds dashboards, Support builds agents, our People team builds internal tools. When everyone's a builder, per-seat pricing is a relic. So we killed it.
We just removed seat-based pricing from Netlify. Pro was $20 + $20 per seat. Now it's $20/month. Unlimited seats. 🧵
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the first article doesn't mention abundance at all and the second discusses at length about how the conference didn't match with the mainstream audience of abundance and seemed to be stealing the term to do evil people's bidding
are there specific instances of the rhetoric where people want to gut or cut regulations for convenience without thinking about their implications? even in the case of ceqa what is getting proposed is a reform (AB130+131) and zoning reform, not elimination of zoning altogether
not to retread the points again, but if we're talking abundance-as-in-the-book-abundance, it covers most of these points in detail and is not anti-regulation-in-general at all in particular, ceqa and single-family zoning has been exhaustively analyzed through these lenses
@rolldown.rs too 🙏 💙
Your non-technical team shouldn't need a developer to ship a build
The new Directus deployment module lets your team trigger Vercel or Netlify deployments directly from the Data Studio.
No webhook URLs, no Slack pings to engineering, no context switching. 
AI Terminology #26: Temperature
↳ A decoding parameter that controls randomness in model outputs. Lower values make responses more deterministic, while higher values increase creativity and variation.
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For the first time, Prisma Next brings a truly Mongo-native experience to TypeScript, with type-safe queries, real migrations, polymorphic models, embedded collections, and more.
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pris.ly/pn-mongo If we ever build an opt-in path, we want you to benefit from your work, not just us. We won't move on that until we can get it right.
Full post from Sean Roberts: www.netlify.com/blog/stance-... We've turned down several data licensing deals worth millions. That's not a small thing to say publicly. We're saying it anyway.
Opt-in vs. opt-out isn't a technicality. Many platforms bury data usage in ToS and make you the product by default. We think that's backwards. You should make a deliberate choice, not discover one was made for you.
We don't sell your code or content. We don't train AI on it. We use API vendors specifically chosen because they don't feed your data back into model training.
Your code is yours. We've said it before. Here's the full why.
But: If there are blocking things in the bundler, we are happy to help fix them. What we won't do is building a separate MF implementation in Rolldown.
In collaboration with @shulaoda, @nst.blue, @2hea1, and Zack Chapple, more bug fixes and examples have been added.
Instead of duplicating effort, we're going all-in on collaboration instead. ...we learned is that not only the scope is huge, but that most MF features inevitably live in the JS plugin layer and not the bundler.
Meanwhile, @gioboa.bsky.social had already shipped full Vite 7/8 support in module-federation/vite. The Vite plugin is now the official recommendation for Module Federation with Vite!
github.com/module-federation/vite
What happened?
We spent months exploring built-in MF support in Rolldown, even reimplemented MF 2.0 from scratch for both Rolldown and Vite.
What... 
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We just released Custom OIDC Providers for Supabase
Supabase Auth already supports ~20 providers. Now you don’t need to ask us for more - you can enable your own and your users can login using the same code as built-in providers: 