I spent a week pulling apart our old build scripts (which were dysfunctional) and putting it all back together again with something new. I'd have done almost th

I spent a week pulling apart our old build scripts (which were dysfunctional) and putting it all back together again with something new. I'd have done almost the same amount of work if I had stuck with make. In fact I spent two days doing just that prior to my redo adventure: I gave redo a whole day, and found I'd achieved a lot very quickly despite never having used it before. So I completed my spring cleaning with redo. Edit: I'm not singing redo's praises because I think the world should stop using make; fundamentally redo has potential scaling issues for very large codebases, but for the other 99.9% of projects if you want to explore an alternative, you could do much worse than djb redo.