Programming Languages@programming.devEnglish · 22 days ago

Make in multiple languages

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Make in multiple languages

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Programming Languages@programming.devEnglish · 22 days ago

GitHub - lgersman/make-recipes-in-different-scripting-languages-demo: Did you kow that Make recipes can be written in almost any scripting language ? You don't need to know about shell scripting. Just use NodeJS, Typescript , Python or whatever you want !

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Did you kow that Make recipes can be written in almost any scripting language ? You don't need to know about shell scripting. Just use NodeJS, Typescript , Python or whatever you want ! - lgers...

You can only use shell in Makefiles, right? Wrong! Here’s how to use python or javascript or sql or whatever in Makefiles! (please don’t do this)

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I think if someone’s curious about that they might be in the market for something more like just, as in, here’s an example for running recipes with uv or use [script($INTERPRETER)].

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