Fancy new build tools come and go, but I think I will stick with using makefiles to orchestrate everyday tasks in my projects.| Sebastian Witowski
I’ve written in the past about using Makefiles for build automation and documentation. But sometimes I wish to provide help to users, that doesn’t require being a Makefiles expert to read! Let’s explore how we can teach users our build system by turning the project’s Makefile (and awk) into a cheap documentation-as-code tool. What it looks like make help Code Snippet 1: How to ask for help Figure 1: Result of asking for help| jiby.tech
In this blogpost I’ll: talk about two concepts I find very useful: workflow and the dev loop argue that writing down workflows and automating them is extre...| anniecherkaev.com
Please don't write Makefiles like this!| blog.hiebl.cc
When I couldn’t fall asleep last night 1 my sleep-deprived brain suddenly went “I bet you can’t write a Makefile for FizzBuzz.” While I obviously should have responded with Homer Simpson’s classic “Shut up, brain, or I’ll stab you with a Q-tip.”, it was too late, I had already nerd sniped myself. I fully expected to waste way too much time on this but it only (?) took a little over an hour to come up with a solution.| citizen428.net