iElectric2
Declarative and Reproducible Developer Environments
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Earnest Capital Invests in Cachix
Launching Hercules CI
* ease of development
* time to learn the language
* documentation: tutorials, etc
* ease of hiring
Architecture is a tiny cost you have to pay for using something else.
Then again, for a consultancy using Haskell, PureScript is the right choice.
Avoid Subshells
Post-mortem on recent Cachix downtime
Personal writing assistant that rewrites your texts like a native speaker
Hercules CI: Native support for import-from-derivation
Pre-commit Git hooks for Nix
Getting started: https://medium.com/scientific-breakthrough-of-the-afternoon/...
How much effort was put into making the whole isolation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73mnPBLL_20
There is even a declarative way to setup darwin process management: https://github.com/LnL7/nix-darwin
Announcing Cachix private binary caches and 0.2.0 release
Python code is really hard to maintain once you grow over a few thousand lines of code and a few developers.
I used to believe that a good culture and seasoned developers can delivered testable code, but it rarely happens in practice. Even if, deadlines kill testing budget.
Types make refactorings sane, they are you contracts. Ended up in Haskell.
Using Elm and Parcel for zero configuration web asset management
* binary caches as a service: https://cachix.org
* Nix continuous integration as a service: https://hercules-ci.com