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blog.bazel.build
[AI summary] The Bazel Blog announces an experimental feature in version 0.25 that significantly reduces network bandwidth usage in remote builds by virtualizing action outputs and downloading only metadata instead of full file contents. |
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fzakaria.com
You might hear a lot of about how Bazel is "reproducible" and "hermetic", but what does that even mean ? Part of what makes Bazel incredibly fast is it effectively skips work by foregoing doing portions of the graph if the inputs have not changed. Let's consider this simple action graph in Bazel. |
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jmmv.dev
Today marks the 10th anniversary of Bazel's public announcement so this is the perfect moment to reflect on what the next generation of build systems in the Bazel ecosystem may look like. I write this with the inspiration that comes from attending the first ever conference on Buildbarn, one of the many remote execution systems for Bazel. In the conference, Ed Schouten, the creator of Buildbarn, presented Bonanza: a skunkworks reimagination of Bazel for truly large builds. |
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noelwelsh.com
[AI summary] The post explains functional programming as a hypothesis about software quality centered on local reasoning and composition rather than just language features like immutability, using examples from Scala, TypeScript, and Haskell. |
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