David
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After the Cursor + xAI deal, there are almost no major IDE vendors left that aren’t backed by Big Tech cloud.
Welcome to the new money funnel for devs:
Antigravity → Google
Kiro → AWS
Copilot + VS Code → Microsoft
Cursor → xAI
Almost.
Kirill Skrygan@kskrygan
Would you be interested if JetBrains releases a totally local AI agent, working 100% on your laptop, using our code insight engine and deeply integrated into the IDE? Yes, it will be probably 1 month behind the very recent frontier models, but no token blood bath anymore WDYT?
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@codewithdavid @MattiaManzati You can install use it as an MCP via github.com/dmmulroy/opens…
But as we discussed in Office Hours, our preference is to have the source code of dependent projects you want the agent to explore available locally. Agents are great at grepping through code.
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This was a fun discussion - check it out if you’re interested in using LLMs to write Effect!
Effect | TypeScript at Scale@EffectTS_
How to use AI Agents with Effect the right way youtube.com/watch?v=XaNHyZ…
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@tannerlinsley We have a fairly large monorepo with internal packages that export server and client related code from the same index, for Next this wasn’t an issue, but its a big task for us to first try and split those before we seem to be able to move to Vite
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@tannerlinsley We are still on pages router. I have tried many times to migrate to Start but always ran into issues mostly around packages that end up in the client but dont/cant work in the client. This is no negativity, just frustration as Start would solve a lot of problems for us
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@RhysSullivan If its just an endpoint for their in-app search, it is about as useful as not having it at all
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@timneutkens Since 16.2 our dev server will randomly hard refresh the page consistently every X seconds or so. Usually when it tries to refetch the page you are on, logging a 304 in the terminal. Is this a known issue I can follow or?
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@ankur_datta_007 @prisma Thanks! I think this is our final blocker for moving to 7
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@codewithdavid @prisma thanks for calling it out! I've informed our team and we'll take a look at it soon 🫡
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Prisma ORM 7.5.0 just shipped 🚀
✨ Nested transaction rollbacks via save-points
🧰 Prisma Studio upgrades:
• Multi-cell selection
• Full table search
• Cmd+K command palette
• Run raw SQL in Studio
Release notes 👇
pris.ly/FJMhwUX
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@josefbender_ github exposes /home for this use case, which I think is the best way. Other than the occasional exception, why would I ever want to see the homepage over the authenticated stuff
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What's the best way of separating a website from the landing page?
Should / check if the user is logged and directly redirect to the app?
Clément Lionne@ClementLIONNE
Am I the only one annoyed when I go to framer(.)com and it redirects me to my projects when I just want to check the @framer website? 👀
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Oxfmt Beta is here 🚀
Oxc@OxcProject
Announcing Oxfmt Beta * 100% Prettier Compatibility * Additional File Formats * Tailwind CSS Integration * Import Sorting * package.json Sorting * Embedded Language Formatting * Node.js API * `--migrate prettier` * config overrides * Full IDE support oxc.rs/blog/2026-02-2…
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@chatsidhartha @0xCAP Any reason to not contribute to the tsgo codebase, but rather start your own?
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A few days ago, I started rewriting the typescript compiler after I got tired of it consuming gigabytes of memory when type checking the Cloudflare dashboard
Just got to 50% of the typescript compiler and conformance suite
They run in 400 ms and with peak memory of 79 MB
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@josefbender_ @tan_stack Especially annoying when attempting to migrate from next to TST
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Probably the biggest challenge in @tan_stack Start now:
Server code leaking to client.
Unfortunately this leads to weird, inexplicable error messages.
Working on a video showing how to fix that👌
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Switched from eslint to oxlint and now I can actually lint our codebase without eslint running out of memory!
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@flybayer @bradgarropy @Cloudflare You can actually reproduce the same behavior by setting paths to “./*” or something like that
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@bradgarropy @Cloudflare yes! Only small hiccup was having to remove tsconfig basepath for the type aware linting by tsgo. just had to update imports in files for that
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I'm really happy npmx.dev is happening
like, sure the bar is *through the floor* (sorry npm)
but npmx is legit really nice.
they are *setting* the new bar for package exploration UI
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@Cameron_C2 Need a good guide how to migrate from a monorepo eslint setup with a base package and individual configs to whatever it should be with oxlint. I know there is an eslint migration thing but it assumes you only had 1 config
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10min to 15s with oxlint
what’s stopping you from trying it?
Gajus@kuizinas
End of an era – you served good ESLint 🫡
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