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  1. @juliasilge Thanks for your input, Julia. I think your reframing is a meaningful one. Perhaps it might be useful to include that on the Posit website so when others search for the #Julialang extension for #Positron, they will have a more nuanced understanding of the kind of effort and support for Julialang that #Posit has in mind. Thanks for the reframing and helping me see the Julia extension effort in a new light (i.e. the lack of institutional knowledge to robustly support Julia in Positron).

  2. RE: fosstodon.org/@juliasilge/1170

    #Quarto inline output has some bug fixes in this new version of #Positron. I appreciate the polishing on this feature.

  3. The September release of went out last week, and I am so pleased to share what's new! ✨

    We've got a new welcome page, the first version of importing data via the UI, improvements to Posit Assistant, surfacing package CVEs, and more:
    opensource.posit.co/blog/2026-

  4. Earlier this summer, I got to share about teaching statistics with at eCOTS 2026! 💫

    The video is now available to watch, and I think it was a great opportunity to reflect on how the tools we build can either support student discovery or shut it down.

    causeweb.org/cause/ecots/ecots

  5. The August release of went out last week, and I am so pleased to share what's in it! 🙌

    We've got new features for SQL and data connections available in preview, a better reproducible authoring experience, improved handling of missing packages, and more:

    opensource.posit.co/blog/2026-

  6. The latest release of went out last week, and I am so pleased to share what's in it! 🥳

    Some big features we've been working on for a while (the editor for `.ipynb` notebooks, the Packages pane, Posit Assistant) all came out of preview this month:
    opensource.posit.co/blog/2026-

  7. The latest release of went out last week, and I am so pleased to share some of what's in it! 🙌 Read about how we improved startup performance, the ongoing migration from Positron Assistant to Posit Assistant, and more:
    opensource.posit.co/blog/2026-

  8. The latest release of went out last week, and it is chock full of exciting stuff! 🤩 Check out the new Packages pane, inline output for Quarto, the new Posit Assistant interface, and more:

    opensource.posit.co/blog/2026-