Can ast-grep's blazingly fast query/transformation engine get even faster? Like by ~2x? 🤯 Kudos to Riley, who puts fire under all of us at Codemod 🔥 But put these benchmarks aside! FEEL it in action by generating new code insight about your codebase that NEVER existed

ast-grep contributing back to tree-sitter! (not by me because ribru17 from Codemod is soooo fast ) github.com/tree-sitter/tr…

Introducing Codemod Insights 📈📊 Get fleet-wide code intelligence with AI-generated ast-grep rules and custom dashboards that help you see and shape how your codebase evolves over time. Track migrations, outdated APIs, security anti-patterns—all broken down by impacted teams.

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back in the days of big corp, we had live dashboards of code health + migration progress across 70+ eng teams. total game-changer. we could see legacy APIs dying. we could feel momentum. we could celebrate burndown. now at Codemod, we’re building a better version for everyone

🚀 New feature in @Codemod Insights: You can now filter by file glob paths when creating/editing widget queries.

There has always been and will only ever be one name for the Persian Gulf. #خلیج_فارس

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I can't believe it's been over 10 years...

That was close! 😓 I'm gonna turn off the YOLO mode going forward when working on infra. I'm glad I was watching!

I tried Zed a while back and was disappointed. Today I gave it another shot and OMG! it's my favorite IDE now! It's the only GUI editor with a proper & natural vim mode, and the built-in AI support makes all the slow vscode forks feel pointless!

Just migrated my personal Nuxt site to Nuxt 4 in ~15mins. Very smooth experience thanks to their codemod tool that did the heavy lifting. Just needed a module update and an import path fix to get everything working again. Props to the team, awesome work!👏🏻

Who here wants to migrate their company’s codebase from Moment.js to date-fns? Raise hands 🙌🏼

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complexity first, simplicity second people say “keep it simple,” but most approach it backwards. they start from simple, then add on complexity without seeing the whole. that’s how you end up with frankenstein products: clean-looking components awkwardly stitched together, held

Big update just landed on codemod.studio! Smarter AI. Multi-file, multi-step workflows. More powerful codemods (supports both JS ast-grep and YAML rules). Early adopters! DM me if you're down to try it out and share some honest feedback. 🙏🏼❤️🍻

Congratulations to Bruno Rodrigues 🇧🇷 🇬🇧 , who just saw his first Codemod released for the node userland-migration initiative. app.codemod.com/registry/@node…

node.js codemods! open-source fans: we’ve teamed up with amazing Node.js maintainers (Jacob Smith, Augustin, and more) to launch Userland Migrations, a community-led effort to help Node.js devs adopt new features faster and easier. Wanna learn how to build codemods and

Codie Sanchez Probably true when internal drive is lacking or the culture is built on supervision. But it's possible hire folks with high internal drive and build a culture on outcomes. Then work-from-home does wonders for the right people.

AI demonstrates the sunk-cost fallacy perfectly: Just one more "this doesn't work!" prompt, you think, and it'll fix it!! But often it won't, and now you've wasted 30 minutes begging that you could have spent learning how to actually fucking do it yourself.