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Frictionless developer environments using Nix(blog.testdouble.com)
2 points by domenkozar 3y ago|0 comments
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by domenkozar 4y ago
The best talk I know about this is https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t6goF1dM3ag
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Do you still experience these UX issues and lack of documentation?
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Hey! We've been working at Cachix to address this using https://devenv.sh/ . It's primary targeted to improve DX and on-board users quickly.
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20 years of Nix(20th.nixos.org)
200 points by domenkozar 4y ago|110 comments
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Hey folks, Cachix founder here. Here are a few links for getting started: - https://nix.dev Nix tutorials - https://devenv.sh Fast, Declarative, Reproducible, and Composable Developer Environments Let me know if you
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Cachix 1.3: Uploads unleashed(blog.cachix.org)
65 points by domenkozar 4y ago|11 comments
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by domenkozar 4y ago
If you decide to try https://devenv.sh , it has OCaml support built-in: $ cat devenv.nix { config, ...}: let ocamlPackages = config.languages.ocaml.packages; in { languages.ocaml.enable = true; packages =
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Devenv 0.6: Generating containers and instant shell activation(devenv.sh)
3 points by domenkozar 4y ago|0 comments
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FOSDEM 2023 – Devenv.sh(youtube.com)
1 points by domenkozar 4y ago|0 comments
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Have you tried https://devenv.sh ?
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Hey! Could you elaborate a bit more on what docs are missing?
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Devenv: Compose a Developer Environment Easily for PHP with Nix(shyim.me)
61 points by domenkozar 4y ago|26 comments
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by domenkozar 4y ago
https://devenv.sh/ covers most of these points as none of the complaints mentioned are design flaws, but they are just something we have yet to reach.
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Devenv 0.5: Fast, Declarative, Reproducible, and Composable Dev Environments(devenv.sh)
2 points by domenkozar 4y ago|0 comments
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Cachix: ZSTD Compression by Default(blog.cachix.org)
4 points by domenkozar 4y ago|0 comments
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TEstable SHell Sessions in Markdown(github.com)
2 points by domenkozar 4y ago|0 comments
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Could you paste the output somewhere?
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Specifying language versions is planned. Versions are locked using devenv.lock and everyone gets the same version.
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Did you use the Cachix step?
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by domenkozar 4y ago
That's something that still needs to be supported and I'll be working on it next week as part of the https://oceansprint.org
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by domenkozar 4y ago
That's the goal of languages.python.enable knob you can turn on. There are kind of three levels of language support in devenv: 1) Basic tooling + system dependencies, this allows you to use native language package manager and provide s
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by domenkozar 4y ago
I used to be a Gentoo user until about 2013: https://domenkozar.com/2013/07/20/9-years-of-linux-distribut...
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by domenkozar 4y ago
You're welcome, that tutorial was written by https://github.com/fricklerhandwerk
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by domenkozar 4y ago
I've been hacking on VSCode integration as of yesterday, follow https://github.com/cachix/devenv/issues/26 for updates :) This shouldn't be more than a day of work.
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by domenkozar 4y ago
It depends a lot from where you are coming from. It seems like you have prior Nix experience: The main benefit is abstraction using modules: this allows you to extend, compose and abstract your environment. Processes and pre-commit hooks ar
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Hi all, I'm the author of https://devenv.sh , https://cachix.org and https://nix.dev . I've been part of the Nix community for more than 10 years and in the last 4 years focused on making it docum
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Devenv.sh: 0.3(devenv.sh)
6 points by domenkozar 4y ago|0 comments
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Hi all, I'm the author of https://devenv.sh , https://cachix.org and https://nix.dev . I've been part of the Nix community for years and in the last 4 years focused on making it documented, simple
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by domenkozar 4y ago
Hi all, I'm the author of https://devenv.sh , https://cachix.org and https://nix.dev . I've been part of the Nix community for years and in the last 4 years focused on making it documented, simple

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