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Follow along with Ferrite's development. Release notes, technical insights, and stories from the AI-assisted development journey.

Ferrite
releaseMarch 11, 2026

v0.2.7 Release: Wikilinks, Vim Mode, Callouts & 20+ Bug Fixes

Ferrite v0.2.7 brings wikilinks & backlinks, Vim mode, GitHub-style callouts, a visual frontmatter editor, welcome view, Unicode complex script support, MSI installer overhaul, and 20+ bug fixes.

10 min read
Ferrite
releaseJanuary 26, 2026

v0.2.6 Release: FerriteEditor - A Custom Text Editor from Scratch

Ferrite v0.2.6 introduces FerriteEditor, a complete ground-up reimplementation of the text editor. Massive memory savings (4MB file: 15MB vs 1.5GB), with virtual scrolling, multi-cursor, code folding, IME support, and more.

8 min read
The AI Development Workflow I Actually Use
ai-workflowJanuary 23, 2026

The AI Development Workflow I Actually Use

A practical guide to building software with AI - from multiple AI perspectives to task management, fresh chats with handovers, and why strict compilers matter.

8 min read
Ferrite
releaseJanuary 20, 2026

v0.2.5.2 Release: Editor Shortcuts, File Associations & New Installers

Ferrite v0.2.5.2 brings Delete Line and Move Line shortcuts, macOS file type associations, Windows MSI installer, portable build, and Linux RPM support.

4 min read
Ferrite
releaseJanuary 17, 2026

v0.2.5.1 Release: Memory, Encoding & Polish

Ferrite v0.2.5.1 dramatically reduces memory usage (250MB to 72MB), adds multi-encoding file support, fixes CPU usage issues, and improves cursor positioning accuracy.

5 min read
Ferrite
releaseJanuary 16, 2026

v0.2.5 Release: The Mermaid Update

Ferrite v0.2.5 brings a massive Mermaid diagram overhaul, native CSV viewing, internationalization support, semantic minimap, and dozens of new productivity features.

6 min read

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