Make Me Up...Before You Go Go ♫♪♬
summary
The talk demonstrates using GNU Make with Go projects and CI/CD to unify commands for both developer workstations and pipelines. It gives concrete techniques—targets for clean/test/build, .PHONY and @ silence with define/endef to avoid duplication, a help target, testing Makefiles with bats, and a small Python helper for version bumps—and argues these practices reduce duplication and improve cross-OS and CI consistency and maintenance.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:57Makefile intro
- 1:41Makefile basics
- 3:07Duplicate scripts
- 4:33Avoid duplication
- 5:58Maintenance benefits
- 6:39Readability tips
- 8:09Includes and help
- 8:51Avoid copy-paste
- 9:37Dynamic variables
- 10:39Team-wide Makefile
- 11:51System variables
- 12:11Testing with Bats
- 12:57Summary
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