Gravity CI
(gravity.ci)
Gravity monitors build artifact sizes to prevent accidental increases – right in your CI pipeline.
Gravity monitors build artifact sizes to prevent accidental increases – right in your CI pipeline.
Python-build-standalone: redistributable builds of Python
(github.com/astral-sh)
This project produces standalone, highly-redistributable builds of Python.
This project produces standalone, highly-redistributable builds of Python.
Why does Mill use Scala?
(mill-build.org)
One question that comes up a lot among Mill users is why use Scala as the language to configure your build? Why not YAML, XML, TOML, Bash, Groovy, Python, Java, or any of the other hundred programming and configuration languages in widespread use today? Scala is definitely a niche language, but it also has some unique properties that make it especially suitable to be used for configuring the build system of a small or large project.
One question that comes up a lot among Mill users is why use Scala as the language to configure your build? Why not YAML, XML, TOML, Bash, Groovy, Python, Java, or any of the other hundred programming and configuration languages in widespread use today? Scala is definitely a niche language, but it also has some unique properties that make it especially suitable to be used for configuring the build system of a small or large project.
Compiling Java into native binaries with Graal and Mill
(mill-build.org)
One recent development is the ability to compile Java programs into self-contained native binaries. This provides more convenient single-file distributions, faster startup time, and lower memory footprint, at a cost of slower creation time and limitations around reflection and dynamic classloading. This article explores how you can get started building your Java program into a native binary, using the Mill build tool and the Graal native-image compiler, and how to think about the benefits and challenges of doing so.
One recent development is the ability to compile Java programs into self-contained native binaries. This provides more convenient single-file distributions, faster startup time, and lower memory footprint, at a cost of slower creation time and limitations around reflection and dynamic classloading. This article explores how you can get started building your Java program into a native binary, using the Mill build tool and the Graal native-image compiler, and how to think about the benefits and challenges of doing so.
How Java's Executable Assembly Jars Work
(mill-build.org)
One feature of the Mill JVM build tool is that the assembly jars it creates are directly executable:
One feature of the Mill JVM build tool is that the assembly jars it creates are directly executable:
New make --shuffle mode (2022)
(trofi.github.io)
I implemented new --shuffle option for GNU make to simulate non-deterministic build order in parallel makefiles.
I implemented new --shuffle option for GNU make to simulate non-deterministic build order in parallel makefiles.
Mill: A fast JVM build tool for Java and Scala
(mill-build.org)
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Earthly: Like Docker for Builds
(github.com/earthly)
Earthly is a versatile, approachable CI/CD framework that runs every pipeline inside containers, giving you repeatable builds that you write once and run anywhere.
Earthly is a versatile, approachable CI/CD framework that runs every pipeline inside containers, giving you repeatable builds that you write once and run anywhere.