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  1. Nothing beats the buttery-smooth bliss of a minimal Linux laptop for #DevX.
    Instant “I’m home” vibes every boot 🐧✨
    (Main rig still Windows for my legacy bullshit though)
    #Linux #CachyOS #KDE #KittyTerminal

  2. The new Tuist 4.97.0 introduces cache profiles, an innovative API allowing you to designate specific targets to either remain as source code or be swapped out for binaries

  3. Where exactly, beyond the hype of "vibe-coding" and "instant solution" potions, AI can deliver sustainable value?

    I recently took the machine to the depths of a 100k+ LoC system for a sizeable refactoring and what I realised was that:
    The most profound gains come from adapting to the new division of labour; Brain-Work (human wisdom) and Brain-Toil (repetitive mechanical reasoning).

    bahmanm.com/2025/10/brain-work

    #SoftwareEngineering #DevX #AI #LLM

  4. If you wanna try out Project Bob, the new IBM agentic coding partner, make sure to sign up for the waitlist! 👇🏻

    ibm.com/products/bob
    #IBM #DevX #Developers

  5. Announcing Flow v1.0!

    The open-source C# library to help you say goodbye to gnarly procedural code and hello to business logic that's a pleasure to read, a breeze to test, and extensible out of the box.

    bahmanm.com/2025/09/flow-clean

    #CSharp #DotNet #DevX #GenAI #LLM

  6. The paradox of building a community in tech: we have instant-publishing tools, but community growth is a slow, organic process, rooted in human evolution and trust.

    #Community #Communication #DevX

  7. Collaboration can and must be frictionless; as easy as tapping or clicking a URL.
    That’s our goal with previews, which you can use to share apps with anyone:

    docs.tuist.dev/en/guides/featu

  8. It feels like we've traded a known quantity for an unknown one.

    Our industry is brilliant at optimising away these bottlenecks. It's the nature of capitalism to squeeze every last nanosecond of productivity out of the margin, after all. To my mind, this is the next one on the list.

    For those of you deep in this world of #AugmentedCoding, does this resonate? What are the new frictions you're finding?

    #DevX #LLM #AugmentedCoding #Genie

  9. I clearly remember when the biggest drag on my train of thought was the compile-build-test cycle; a forced focus-shattering coffee/tea break.

    As an industry, we used our smarts and there it was: incremental compilation, continuous testing, parallelisation, etc. And all was good for a good while.

    But now a new type of interruption has quietly taken its place.

    #SoftwareEngineering #DevX

  10. We are investing in integrating with Namespace (namespace.so) environments to be able to build experiences that are triggered remotely and on the fly. From triggering an agentic QA session, to signing an app on install to take the signing hassle off your plate.

    Running those environments have traditionally been costly, but Namespace provided an API that’s a joy to use becoming a foundation for new dev experiences for app developers.

  11. Everyone’s vibe-coding with AI, but who’s minding the architecture?
    Opinionated Java runtimes like Quarkus & MicroProfile aren’t just faster, they are smarter.
    Build less. Reuse more. Scale clean.
    linkedin.com/pulse/build-fast-
    #Java #Quarkus #devx #aiml

  12. Tuist significantly enhances the management and optimization of Xcode projects and workflows. Vijay Tholpadi discussed his experience with it at Carousell in this talk: youtube.com/watch?v=HybqYfIpIqc

  13. The biggest redesign ever is coming to Tuist, aligning our design craft with tools like Supabase or Linear.

  14. In 2025, Xcode projects are still complex. SwiftPM can help but may slow things down. Consider generating projects and using binary caching for optimization:

    tuist.dev/blog/2025/02/25/proj

  15. Adopting Tuist features like "Selective testing" has gotten easier in our most recent Tuist version, 4.44.0. With one command, "tuist init" you can get selective testing in your Xcode projects in less than a minute.

    I you don't believe us, check this one out:
    videos.tuist.dev/w/kLHrtN8a43o

  16. RuboCop 1.73 is out! It features a lot of small improvements, some of them quite overdue, like:

    - the ability to enforce the usage of endless methods
    - a diff-friendly trailing comma style for arrays/hashes

    For all the details check out the release notes github.com/rubocop/rubocop/rel

    #Ruby #DevX

  17. "This has 75% of developers wasting between six and 15 hours a week due to tool sprawl."

    Developers Unhappy With Tool Sprawl, Lagging Data, Long Waits
    thenewstack.io/developers-unha
    #platformengineering #devx #idp #developers

  18. Everything I've learned about AI-powered code suggestions in the past year, in a long tutorial blog post💡 Explore use cases to adopt GitLab Duo 🚀 Can you guess my preferred code generation prompt? 🙃

    Bookmark the post: about.gitlab.com/blog/2024/06/

    #AI #DevSecOps #DevX #GitLabDuo

  19. Happy ! And it's even Friday this time! It's time to start thinking about upgrading to Puppet 8 and that can sometimes be a challenge, so our team put together a quick guide. Check it out at dev.to/puppet/updating-modules

  20. 📢 Looking to simplify your #Docker setup? Give #bdockerimg a try!

    ✔️ Starting collection of pre-built images for niche tools (#bmakelib, #QuickLisp & #SDKMAN)
    ✔️ Basic tests to ensure things work
    ✔️ Help me grow the collection! Request new images or submit PRs 🙏

    👀 github.com/bahmanm/bdockerimg - the logo is the most creative work I've ever done 😂
    🗣️ matrix.to/#/#bdockerimg:matrix

    #DevOps #DevX #Programming

  21. We strongly believe that optimizations of workflows shouldn’t come at the expense of complexity for the users. The following example of our “tuist test” command running incrementally on CI and re-using compilation artifacts is a good example of it