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They are right, though, aren't they? I mean .. if you want something "modern", go ahead and learn Bazel. Make is quite a bit easier to learn, I'd say, and you d
by ofrzeta 2y ago
They are right, though, aren't they? I mean .. if you want something "modern", go ahead and learn Bazel. Make is quite a bit easier to learn, I'd say, and you don't need much (also no shell/bash) to express your DAG dependencies.
- pdimitar 2y agoI'll agree on the DAG bit but I'll never use `make` again and I tried for no less than 10 years (on and off, not 24/7, otherwise I would have learned it long ago indeed). I stay away from `make` almost religiously. Its complications _always_ find a way to creep into your file one day. Always. :( So while they are technically correct and it's my fault for not saying I don't want `make` in the comment up-thread, I don't think my comment deserved the down arrows but oh well, I'll live through it.