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Unrelated to typescript. I use bazel for about 1 year, and super happy about it. Builds are really fast and reproducible.

• erichocean 8y ago
  Same. Bazel is a breath of fresh air after CMake. Makes me actually want to use C++ for daily work.
  • floatboth 8y ago
    Have you tried Meson? It's also a breath of fresh air after CMake, but while Bazel is a "corporate" build system (wants to take everything over, assumes one consistent environment), Meson is a "very Unix" build system, it aims for portability, configurability and reproducibility.
    • solomatov 8y ago
      It doesn't take everything over. You can use repository rules to build dependencies in whatever way you want. Also, it's not corporate and not bloated. If you understand the system well enough, you can create support for a language yourself from scratch without spending huge amount of time on it.