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iElectric2
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About iElectric2
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Comment #24786040
The new green deal!
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Comment #24627023
See also https://cachix.org for a hosted binary cache.
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Comment #23809568
IRC / Matrix+Riot
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Comment #23599585
See https://nix.dev
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Comment #23400600
Feel free to request a tutorial at https://github.com/domenkozar/nix.dev/issues
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Comment #23400581
I've started writing tutorials at https://nix.dev/ to help people set up their development environment and get up and running quickly. Disclaimer: the owner of https://cachix.org
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Comment #21311572
Note that Elm has typeclasses, they are just not exposed in the language: https://medium.com/@terezk_a/haskell-in-elm-terms-type-class...
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Comment #21311061
While there was a novelty budget consideration, I miss comparison for: * ease of development * time to learn the language * documentation: tutorials, etc * ease of hiring Architect…
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Comment #20261129
We're building https://hercules-ci.com/ and not talking much about purity :)
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Comment #19784874
I'm pretty sad it doesn't explore Nix as it's superior in isolating and doesn't require root. Getting started: https://medium.com/scientific-breakthrough-of-the-afternoon/... How m…
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Comment #19784849
Yes.
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Comment #19298434
Types, because of testing. Python code is really hard to maintain once you grow over a few thousand lines of code and a few developers. I used to believe that a good culture and se…
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Comment #18873709
+1 for syncing support between mobile/laptop. This is a must to have ability to write quick notes on mobile and prose on laptop.
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Comment #18370050
Thanks! That's very good feedback. We are currently working hard to get all features done and streamlining use. Next phase is marketing to non-Nix devs, probably 2019 :)