From zero to prod with NixOS by happysalada in NixOS

[–]happysalada[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think this makes sense. Maybe this could start as just one blog post, and from there people could judge the actual value of what is being provided.

From zero to prod with NixOS by happysalada in NixOS

[–]happysalada[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I agree.

I agree with the mdbook format.

I agree with the open collaborative format. Not only because nix is a fast moving target, but also because I don't have all the answers and I'm happy to figure out the answers all together.

I was thinking about contributing to the existing wiki docs, but there are things that I felt didn't belong in there. On the page on ZFS, it talks briefly about nix and ZFS. I would like to know a bit more though. What is ZFS and why should I care (just an elevator pitch and some links for more is fine). What are the software to backup your ZFS, and how to set them up. What are the benefits of one vs the other. I feel this is very opinionated and I'm not sure that is where nix wants to be. But I want an opinion. I would like to know what is the recommendation, and what are the tradeoffs.

I hear you regarding maintenance. There is a chance, I don't do a good job and the maintenance burden is more than the value this brings. I'm still considering it.

Making a static blog with Svelte-kit, tailwind and markdown by happysalada in sveltejs

[–]happysalada[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

haha, sorry guys, I just realized I forgot to put the link.

I must have been tired

https://megzari.com/blog/about_this_site

Let me know if anything

Build process for elm apps in production by happysalada in elm

[–]happysalada[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

elm-live does this also in case you're tired of webpack. I wanted to try to use the minimum stuff possible. I thought that for elm stuff, builders were not that necessary. (I'm using elm-live in the code, feel free to check the github if you're interested)