I talk to developers building on our API every week. The #1 friction point: visibility into what's happening with their requests. This solves it. Full observability dashboard, searchable task logs, request/response payloads with error context. One click. The team shipped something developers will actually use daily. 👏

We have a new update for the Slack plugin of Prism Pipeline, v2.1.2! The update features more updates to the Community Edition of the plugin, but both feature substantial changes to the overall code. Here are some of the new features in the Studio and Community Editions: -- Studio -- - USD LOP state support - Code Refactor/Stability -- Community -- - Initial After Effects Support - View in Slack - Streamlined Package Installation - Initial Logging - Artist Export State notification - PRISM_SLACK_CONFIG_PATH Environment variable - Code Refactor/Stability Feel free to check it out below! https://lnkd.in/g_gUzcfJ Updated Changelog for v2.1.2: https://lnkd.in/gksjupmU

Two commits today. Neither shipped a feature anyone will see. One wrapped my studio viewer behind a clean route. One exposed my diagram pipeline as an API endpoint agents can hit. That's it. That's the whole day. Both did the same underlying thing: turned a manual step into something with an address. A URL. A contract. A handle. You don't scale by working faster. You scale by giving the work an address so someone — or something — else can call it. The boring commits are the ones that compound.

Claude just released Fable 5 and so i used it to replicate our dynamics appointment booking system in one prompt. And it exceeded my expectations: A complete React TypeScript Power Apps Codapp. Calendar view. User syncs. Health metric tracking. Multi-stage session wizard. All wired directly into our Dataverse environment and actually looks good, VISUALLY. Sure I've used up my usage for the next 6 months but totally worth it. At this point if Claude isn't in your arsenal your severely limiting yourself.

Rust is a great fit for home lab software. Small services. Reliable agents. Self-hosted control panels. A practical stack can be simple: axum for APIs tokio for async runtime serde for config and JSON sqlx for database access tracing for diagnostics clap for CLI control ratatui for terminal UI Not every home lab tool needs a big platform. Sometimes the best solution is a small, predictable binary that just keeps working. Write safe. Write fast. Write Rust. https://4stm4.website https://github.com/4stm4 #Rust #RustLang #HomeLab #SelfHosted #DevTools #SystemsProgramming #Infrastructure #4stm4

🚀 Big update for ONLEVEL Studio! From configuration to production – without the extra steps. You can now export DXF and IFC files directly from the configurator, making the transition from design and planning to collaboration and production smoother than ever. ✅ Direct DXF export ✅ Direct IFC export ✅ Faster workflows ✅ Better collaboration ✅ Less manual work Everything you need to move your project forward, directly from ONLEVEL Studio. #ONLEVEL #ONLEVELStudio #GlassBalustrades #BIM #IFC #DXF #DigitalConstruction #FacadeEngineering #Architecture #ConstructionTechnology

AsyncAPI Studio just got a serious upgrade 🎚️ Iván García Sainz-Aja contributed a fix that transforms Studio from a quick preview tool into something much closer to a native editor experience, right in the browser. Here's what's new: → Load specs directly from a URL with relative $refs resolving automatically → Open local folders and see a full file tree in the sidebar → Save changes back to disk, no more export dialogs → Avro schemas (.avsc) now visualised as Mermaid diagrams → Markdown file previews included If you use Kafka and Avro, this one's for you. Cross-file references finally work the way they should. Try it at studio.asyncapi.com and join the discussion on what comes next Read the article here: https://bit.ly/4u6YY6w #AsyncAPI #AsyncAPIStudio #OpenSource #Kafka #Avro #EventDriven #APIFirst

You think it's an endpoint problem. It's not. Philip Japikse explains exactly why that happens and it's not what most devs expect. The version lives in the route and that one detail changes everything about how your API handles requests. Full clip from his Fast Focus on API Versioning session at VSLive! Las Vegas: https://lnkd.in/g_RwBYqf

Managing pnpm workflows in complex monorepo projects just got a significant upgrade. I’m happy to share that PNPM Manager v1.0.5 is now live on the VSCode Marketplace. This version is designed to reduce overhead for developers working across multiple roots and AI-integrated pipelines. What’s new in v1.0.5: - Multi-root workspace support with automated pnpm-workspace.yaml detection. - Seamless AI integration: Claude, Cursor, and OpenCode can now generate pnpmconfig.json files for you automatically. - Enhanced smart directory traversal. You can now manage your pnpm environments with a single click, directly within VSCode. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/dSvQZFda #pnpm #vscode #webdevelopment #monorepo #softwareengineering #developerproductivity

🚀 In the latest VS Code release, the Agents window (preview) lets you send sessions to the background, switch between them with a searchable picker, and get more editor space with a single click. Also new: 🤖 Autopilot is now enabled by default and knows when a task is truly done, instead of stopping too early or looping too long. 🌐 The integrated browser remembers your visited pages, surfaced as suggestions in the URL bar. 🌐 Customize which toolbar actions stay persistently visible in the browser. ⚙️ Enterprise admins can centrally manage which agent plugins are available to their team. 🔗 Explore the weekly updates: https://aka.ms/VSCode/124 🎥 Join our Release Livestream on June 18: https://aka.ms/VSCode/Live Happy coding! 💙