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#HotAppSummer is heating up. 🔥
Ash is on an 8-day streak.
Sri's shipped 9 apps.
But weekly winners are picked from what you ship that week, not who started first.
It's not too late. Ship one app and you're in the running!
Start 👉 hotappsummer.netlify.app One week out: Bay Area Rust meets Wednesday, June 17 at 6pm PT, hosted at the Convex office in SF.
@cirw.in from Zed will be doing a talk on CRDTs!
Excited to see you there! 🫶
luma.com/2ppjzpyr AI-generated output is becoming table stakes. What happens after the output is where things get interesting. In this clip, Domitrius Clark explains why Agent Runners helps remove the deployment and management headaches that usually come next, so you can focus on action instead of infrastructure.
🌌 Tales from the Void: Our May 2026 Recap
Don't miss out on the news:
🧡 VoidZero is now part of Cloudflare
⚡ Rolldown got its first stable release
🔒 Vite security patches
🧪 Vitest going engine-agnostic
🦀 Oxfmt up to 25% faster
👀 and more from the community
Full recap 👇
voidzero.dev/posts/whats-... Yesterday's #HotAppSummer build: civic clarity in a click. ☀️
Know Your Representatives lets you tap a US map or search an address to see who represents that place in Congress, with voting records and official contact info. Built on public data.
Take a look 👉 whoismyrep.netlify.app For teams running systematic reviews, this means Elicit can handle the final eligibility check and keep nearly every eligible study in the review.
Methodology, edge cases, and per-MeSH-area performance → elicit.com/blog/evalua....
Try full text screening at elicit.com. Can Elicit's full-text screening recall every relevant paper in a systematic review?
A sample of 74 Cochrane reviews and 377 studies was used for this evaluation.
Elicit's results:
Paper-level recall: 99.5%
Per-criterion accuracy: 94.8% Prisma started with the ORM, then brought you the database
Now Prisma Compute brings in the app itself, so builders and their agents can deploy, inspect logs, fix what breaks, and keep moving from one place
Try it with `bunx create-prisma@latest`
pris.ly/compute-blo... Agents changed how fast we can build software
But shipping still feels slower than it should, because your app, database, deploys, logs, and previews all live in different places
Prisma Compute is our next step toward bringing that whole loop together Netlify is now in the Cursor marketplace. Add the plugin and Cursor gets real context on functions, edge functions, Blobs, Database, caching, the AI Gateway, CLI, and deploys. 13 skills, 27 rules, open source.
cursor.com/marketplace/... oh daaamn that looks so cool! I actually want this to be a real supported feature, btw. we have a few things in the works to support it better, but you're ahead of us for sure. mind if I DM?
wait unless you mean the full opencode session?
hell yeah! what's the most useful thing here for you? also what's too much? we should be filtering out agent commands by default!
is this the la brea tarpit museum? funny how a brief visit stuck in my mind, probably
it can? i thought this was just an s3 select feature and that's eol
Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 is now available in Netlify's AI Gateway.
Use the Anthropic SDK directly in your Functions with zero configuration. Caching, rate limiting, and auth infrastructure are handled automatically.
www.netlify.com/changelog/cl... affordability is a recent, specific movement and buzzword that is separate from the inflation worries and supply chain issues. like all culture it's blurred together but if you look at candidates running on affordability all of the major ones campaigned on the good ideas not food.
One week out: Seattle Rust User Group meets Thursday, June 18 at 6pm PT, hosted by Boundary ML.
@cirw.in from Zed is in town to talk CRDTs, alongside talks from Boundary ML and the local Rust crowd.
Excited to see you there!
www.meetup.com/seattle-rust... Claude Fable 5 now available on Command Code.
The Mythos class, state-of-the-art model shows exceptional performance in software engineering tasks, agentic workflows, and scientific research.
Try it out now with /model Coming up in July: Mike Gualtieri takes the stage at BSides Pittsburgh on July 10. His talk, "Guardrails: No Longer a Magic Word," argues that real agentic guardrails have to live outside the agent, not inside a politely worded prompt. Mark your calendar. www.bsidespgh.com Cookie, anyone? reducing typescript type instantiations is a surprisingly underdocumented problem. seems like every large-scale project hits slow typechecking, but the only docs for fixing that are pretty barebones github.com/microsoft/Ty... calling cards for ai slop design right now: - tiny type sizes. llms love text-xs in tailwind - semi-transparent thin borders around everything - light yellow - sans-serif for the nav, a 'classy' serif for the marketing hero text