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That's about where I gave up too. You make it sound like you disagree with me when in reality you do. There is no real reason to write any production code in b
by xnickb 2y ago
That's about where I gave up too. You make it sound like you disagree with me when in reality you do.
There is no real reason to write any production code in bash or any other shell language.
- verdverm 2y agoBash is for automation, not building services. It's used heavily in sys admin and devops tasks The reason to learn it is that it can make your dev experience better. Make falls into this category as well. Both are great ways to combine multiple tools together. That being said, I'm using more Dagger for this purpose these days, which provides you SDKs for your fav langs.