alexandretrotel

I just released Local.ts, a production-ready template for building local-first apps on desktop & mobile:

- Offline-ready data (local persistence) - Cross-platform support (macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, Android) - Persistent settings, system tray, native notifications - SQLite via Diesel ORM with automatic migrations - Theming, logging, window state, autostart & splash screen included

Authorization logic is often scattered and duplicated — so we built @zap-studio/permit to centralize it with declarative, type-safe policies and composable rule building blocks.

Works with Express, Fastify, Next.js, Deno, and really anywhere you need authz.

MIT licensed, ecosystem-agnostic, and great DX. Try it out!

Hi HN,

I used the Todo Tree extension in VSCode for a long time, and really liked having all my TODO/FIXME comments organized as a tree.

I switched to Zed (editor), and couldn’t find an equivalent tool, so I decided to write a small Rust library that does just that.

The crate scans a project for TODO/FIXME (or custom tags) and builds a hierarchical tree (folders/files/tags).

It’s editor-agnostic and fast enough for large repos.

If you have thoughts, ideas, or want to build an integration for your editor, I’d love feedback.

Vercel is developing adapters to make deployment more flexible and less tied to their platform. On top of that, the developer experience is so smooth that it aligns perfectly with my goal of rapidly prototyping MVPs. I chose the framework primarily for the experience it offers—not for Vercel itself—because I believe that for Next.js to succeed long term, it needs to break free from its dependency on Vercel.

Just dropped Zap.ts - it’s a slick Next.js boilerplate to kickstart web apps crazy fast. Comes with secure auth (Better Auth), TypeScript, oRPC (a solid tRPC replacement), Drizzle ORM, Vercel AI SDK, and shadcn/ui + Tailwind for a clean, scalable setup. Just these last few days, I’ve added deep Cursor integration (rules + mcp) and Effect for slick error handling. Perfect for startups or solo devs who want a production-ready stack without the setup headache. Check it out and lmk what you think!