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28 days ago But seriously, we’re so grateful to you and everyone else showing up and giving our repo some love. Only a few more weeks left in the Zed Summer Repro Program. 🏃🏻
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But seriously, we’re so grateful to you and everyone else showing up and giving our repo some love. Only a few more weeks left in the Zed Summer Repro Program. 🏃🏻
Benjamin van Pham and Aidan Van Duyne each confirmed one: a third-party extension crash and an unusual gutter-width bug. Paul won the weekly raffle for the third time! Slow down, Paul! 😂
Paul Contreras and Carlos Urias confirmed 6 bugs each. Paul caught inlay hints silently failing on hover. Carlos dug up a Git gutter scaling bug.
@lamersc.com found an easy-to-miss interaction between Prettier and hard tabs. Zero confirmed bugs, but his five non-reproductions were still some of the most useful work on the list. Learning that a report does not reproduce in another environment gives our developers more context and helps narrow down the conditions that trigger it.
6 Student Ambassadors, 22 reproduction attempts, 11 reproduced, 11 not reproduced. Daniel Paredes ran 5 reproduction attempts during week four, and every one came back “could not reproduce,” including a Windows file-deletion dialog bug that simply wasn’t occurring in his setup.
good history of monsignor mcgolrick park in brooklyn, fun to presume that if he had kids they would've hated naming that park after him
You already know which tool would save your team hours a week. You just don't have an engineer free to build it.
JJ Englert (Tenex) and KP will build one live with Claude and Netlify on Wednesday, Sept 2 at 12pm ET, starting from nothing. luma.com/ixtgnriz Alipay is now supported in Command Code.
More ways to pay and be a GOAT. As AI adoption grows, so do the questions about cost. Chris Watts from OpenRouter discusses why engineering leaders are shifting their focus from AI spend alone to understanding the return they're getting from those investments.
Scaling Postgres has been attempted by many engineering teams. Each pushed Postgres scalability forward. Each came with compromises. Neki addresses these shortcomings. Learn how we got here in this brief history of Postgres sharding:
Tomorrow at 12pm ET: a live build from prompt to production. Colin Wren (Stripe) will provision a backend from the CLI by prompting, and Seán Mc Ternan (Netlify) will ship it. It's beginner-friendly, and you'll leave with the repo.
Register: luma.com/qjhck1ql Dave had already built his app with AI. The next challenge was getting it online without spending hours on setup. He shares how he discovered Netlify while looking for a fast way to deploy his proof of concept, and why seeing it live changed the way he thinks about building and sharing ideas.
Consecutive runs in Netlify Agent Runners are faster now. Netlify keeps the infrastructure from your run warm and ready for the next request, so the gap between asking for a change and seeing a new preview got shorter.
www.netlify.com/blog/new-cla... Since this is a major release, pin your Prisma dependencies to `7.9.1` if you’d prefer to upgrade later. We’ve been working on a major upgrade to the Prisma CLI, and tomorrow it’ll be available through `prisma@latest` alongside a few other things. this is good, if you have that kind of upstream focus-splintering in your life, it's the best you're going to get. but if the problem is distraction (which is mostly my case lately) i think there's value in both avoiding those tools and toughing through it trying to stay heads-down on something.
llm use while caring for a baby/dog is the most emblematic example of the latter that i keep encountering - it's a technology that's great if you have 10 minutes at a time to work on something and want a computer to be chugging along (focusing?) in the meantime
blocked out an hour for my 'focused free time somewhat hard engineering' side project. makes me think about focus & distraction: real focus imho only comes downstream of both effort & quality-of-life stuff like uninterrupted free time. lots of tech either breaks focus or caters to unfocused work.
the device in question (inspired by @cwervo.bsky.social) excited to carry this thing on runs/rides when i don't bring my phone) cursed dialog
Binge code this weekend with free "Ox Alpha" 🐐 Deploy now, introduce yourself later
Changelog #0304
• Deploy sites and databases without an account
• Cloud Agents across web, CLI, and iOS
• Edge Rules
• High availability Redis
railway.com/changelog/2026-08-20-railway-anon Congratulations to this week's winners! Want your build here next Friday? Ship something that teaches one idea and submit it to the wall. Browse everything shipped so far: ntl-back-to-school.netlify.app/showcase
5k credits winner: "MIDI & site music" by David Kimball.
The newest plate in his field guide to the old web covers the era when a personal page came with its own soundtrack.
yahew.com/plates/midi/