If you could fuse together any 3 tools you’re using into one system, what tools that would be?
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I'm curious about what happens if we fuse a compiler and a build system into a fine-grain incremental compilation/build system. Not sure whether this would work well so I'll stop at just these two for now.
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Oh, glad this was helpful to you! How did you come across it?
I'm also interested in other ways compilation could be sped up which could reduce some of the underlying need for incrementalism:
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Replying to @glaebhoerl and @ArmyOfBruce
The other thing I'd like to try is pull-based compilation - but IIRC that might require better support for generators in Rust if I wanted to maintain my own sanity… here's something I was messing with ages ago: gist.github.com/brendanzab/c4c
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Yup, really useful. Needed to build an incremental compiler from... markdown yo relational knowledge base for my toy project. Nothing fancy. Did a miniAdapton implementation for now.
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"markdown yo relational knowledge base for my toy project" - tell me more - this sounds cool!!
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Nothing substantial yet, just trying to build some tooling to boost my workflow with vim + adhoc scripts for wiki/adhoc automation.
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I believe one of the most important things in such systems (wiki+automation) is a query language so I’m focusing on this first. This is one I’ve chosen to implement
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Oooh fascinating!
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Btw, if you are working on networked wiki stuff, you might find this collection by interesting:
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A subculture around “networked notebooks” like @RoamResearch / @nodebook_io is taking shape on Twitter. Me and @raghuveerdotnet are documenting them here: github.com/prathyvsh/netw
Feel free to send a PR if you know more of these!
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Thanks! Wow, what a crowded space! I didn’t know about 90% of software listed there.
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Yeah! Hope it's not too intimidating for you. What you are doing sounds cool too! :) :)
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