I love Nix so much, because you can just super easily contain an entire development environment in one file. This stuff is genuinely
- More flexible than docker
- Easier than docker
- More reliable than docker
- Faster than docker
- More powerful than docker
Why isn't literally everyone using Nix?
Here, a development environment that installs
1. Bun
2. Playwright
3. Chrome, firefox and a generic webkit browser
And sets it up correctly, in an isolated environment? With a nice "hey, this is how you use this development environment" comment as a cherry on top?
The entire Nix file is 46 lines of code. Most of it boilerplate.
@pmidden The source is in the picture :p
https://github.com/Azeirah/L-Systems-editor
See the flake.nix in the repo.
@leftpaddotpy @pmidden Really? Because I intentionally removed it because it was appearing indented in my shell when I started it with `nix develop` ;o
Can you show me what you mean with a reproducible example? :D
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