The cat is out of the box! If you use AI the official MCP is a must have. Try it out and if there's something that the AI still gets wrong please open an issue on github.com/sveltejs/mcp... And btw... it's obviously open source (using TMCP 🤟🏻) github.com/sveltejs/mcp Let us know how it goes! 🧡

Svelte and Django, if you fancy bsky.app/profile/sart...

Stream those thoughts 💭 Toggle thinking/reasoning mode now in latest release of sqlsaber.com GitHub: github.com/SarthakJariw...

Released a new version of my @djangoproject.com and InertiaJS starter template Its the fastest way to get started with Django and Inertiajs 🚀 Now includes: - shadcn components for @react.dev and @svelte.dev - django-allauth integration for authentication github.com/SarthakJariw...

Out now in v0.25.0! 🚀 Also, a better way for working with CSVs Check it out at sqlsaber.com

Out of distribution strikes again! www.worksinprogress.news/p/why-ai-isn...

@duckdb.org support coming soon in SQLsaber github.com/SarthakJariw...

Went to GitHub and saw a lot of people starring my repo 🤔 Opened YouTube and the first video in the feed is BugBytes covering the package youtu.be/p8abKXay9T4

I've been working on an open-source agentic SQL assistant (think Claude Code but for SQL) It autonomously gathers context about your database and writes SQL to generate insights sqlsaber.com Here's a demo:

I've been working on an open-source agentic SQL assistant (think Claude Code but for SQL) It autonomously gathers context about your database and writes SQL to generate insights sqlsaber.com Here's a demo:

🧠 Building AI software? Your biggest risk isn't the code, it's trust calibration! When users over-trust your AI, disasters happen. When they under-trust, potential dies. The sweet spot? It's more nuanced than you think. 🔗 ➡️ fly.io/blog/trust-c...

I brought my updated thoughts on AI and why I'm so bullish into a long-form post. “Right now it’s messy and raw, but the path is clear: we are no longer just using machines, we are now working with them.” lucumr.pocoo.org/2025/6/4/cha...

The trailer for "Python, the Documentary" is here! 🔥🐍 From its humble beginnings in the Netherlands to powering AI at the world’s biggest companies - this is the story of Python. 🎥 The film premiers at @europython.eu in July and will follow on our YouTube channel. Subscribe to stay updated!

This was a very good talk on free threaded Python, how to think about race conditions in it, and what we can learn from Rust. Enjoying #PyConUs so far!

Component count is now up to 25! shadcn-django.com

Something Strange Happens When You Trust Quantum Mechanics www.youtube.com/watch?v=qJZ1...

shadcn/ui for #Django components documentation site coming together really well! shadcn-django.com Many new components: Popover, Command menu with keyboard launch...

shadcn-django now has its own website: shadcn-django.com Still many existing components to document, though

“Progress is not guaranteed” youtu.be/ZfBkw0j-QIs?...

I wrote up how I’m currently using #SQLite in production with #Django because I couldn’t find one place with everything. Hopefully it’s helpful! alldjango.com/articles/def... I’d appreciate hearing feedback about anything I might be missing. 💚

Created a template to integrate @djangoproject.com and @vuejs.org using @vite.dev Template includes: - Django + Vue + Vite - PostgresSQL/SQLite - Tailwind CSS (optional) - Docker for local dev (optional) - Prod ready Dockerfile (optional) github.com/SarthakJariw...

The goal here is to make these relocatable Python builds as robust as possible. If you run into behaviors or errors that you don't see when installing Python from another source, file an issue!

Last week I focused on addressing quirks in python-build-standalone and fixing the common pain points with uv-installed Pythons. For example: if you've ever run into this tkinter error, it's now fixed.

okay, it's past my bedtime. but: hypermoderndjango.com

Conceptual compression in code is good. But in our minds, it’s not always so good. We remember simple ideas — “DRY good”, “nulls bad”, “repetition > wrong abstraction” — but if we don’t really understand *why*, these ideas can do more harm than good because they stop us from actually thinking.

Zed has really upped its AI game! @zed.dev zed.dev/docs/assista... It was the only thing holding me back from using it as my editor of choice. I've been using it for a while now and loving it! It's so fast and such an elegant experience - look at the design!

When I first came to US, I was shocked to see the "Ask your doctor if [XYZ] is right for you" ads on TV! I still can't believe it's a normal thing here!

I've been writing a lot about the terminal recently, and I've realized that there are two kinds of rules in the terminal: - "Laws of Terminal Physics"(that are ~always true) - Social Rules (that only work because people mostly agree on them) here are some of the social rules!