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rgoswami.me | ||
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actually.fyi
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| | | | | My journey of discovering the process of getting a working Ruby on Rails setup on a Nix machine. | |
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xeiaso.net
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| | | | | Xe Iaso's personal website. | |
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mbuffett.com
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| | | | | I started a Haskell rewrite of a project, and after not having used Haskell for a long time, found the process of setting up my Vim environment to be a pain. There's nothing exciting here, but by the end of this quick guide you should have: Haskell + Stack installed Autocompletion, go to definition, type lookups, and more via HIE and CoC GHCi via Intero (it does more, but overlaps with HIE a bit) Local hoogle For vim packages, I'm going to assume you're using vim-plug, replace Plug with your plugin manager of choice if you're using something else. | |
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rbf.dev
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| | | NixOS has a great out-of-the-box support for ARM64v8 systems, but that comes with a catch: you have to use the prebuilt images to install the system, which are (obviously) not customizable, and come without OpenSSH enabled by default. Unfortunately, this requires to attach a display to the Raspberry Pi to complete an installation - not ideal! This article is the story of my journey to build a custom NixOS image for my Raspberry Pi, with all the pitfalls and errors I had to solve to eventually reach the o... | ||
