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Continuous localization with L10N.md
How Tuist uses Glossia and L10N.md for continuous localization, with inherited context, incremental translation, and repository-aware validation.
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Tuist Runners: Going down to the bare metal on macOS and Linux
Managed macOS and Linux CI runners with colocated caching and insights down to the metal. Invite-only while we grow capacity.
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Native edges: principles for native apps with a shared core
Five principles for native apps that share a headless core: what goes in the core, how the edges call it, how to make every screen addressable, and why the whole app belongs in one build graph. Includes a sample app for iOS, Android, and the terminal.
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Bringing Tuist to Elixir
We use Elixir every day to build Tuist. Now we're bringing build and test insights, sharding, and dependency caching to the ecosystem we love.
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How we run Tuist with AI agents, Kubernetes, and Elixir
How we use AI agents, Kubernetes, Elixir, Grafana, and Atlas to run Tuist, debug production, and connect company operations through shared context.
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토스팀의 개발 속도를 높이기 위한 여정
슈퍼앱 토스는 1,000개에 가까운 모듈로 잘게 나뉘어 있어요. 이런 환경에서 Tuist의 바이너리 캐시를 활용해, 1분 안에 끝나는 로컬 빌드 비율을 3배 이상으로 끌어올린 과정을 소개해요.
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How we built an AI-first operations platform at Tuist
Since introducing Atlas, we have expanded it across sales, engineering, and finance, turning more of the signals around Tuist into work we can act on.
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Kura: a distributed cache for the Tuist module cache, Xcode, Bazel, and Gradle
How Tuist built Kura, a distributed build cache in Rust, to serve the Tuist module cache and Xcode, Bazel, and Gradle builds with low latency, bounded resources, and global replication.
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The new Tuist, from build toolchains to bare metal
Tuist is becoming vertically integrated build infrastructure for Xcode, Gradle, and Bazel, spanning insights, caching, execution, and owned hardware.