Fast and Furious
summary
Build tool that compiles entire dependency graphs from source dependencies to avoid runtime linking errors, names builds by IPFS hashes so layers are content-addressed and composable, and exposes an interactive CLI that edits build data (not code) and shows modules, compilers and dependency graphs. It uses bloop for compilation and acts as a BSP server for IDEs, supports forking sources, jar splicing and publishing to Maven, and plans global name lookup and caching; current work focuses on stability and IDE integration.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Fury introduction
- 5:12Source dependencies vs binaries
- 11:25Build file demo
- 16:25Data-driven builds
- 21:16Distributing builds with IPFS
- 25:04Modifying layered builds
- 30:32Core concepts
- 36:47Resolving dependency conflicts
- 41:48Publishing and releasing
- 45:49Stability and future
- 47:14Summary and call to action
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