Thank you so much for your guide, Jon! I was finally able to set up flakes on my Python project. I had to check your repo to understand a little more of the composition of the files you have at the nix directory. Something that I would think it would be great is having a similar guide like this, about migrating your project with the basic shell.nix and default.nix structure into flakes, but written in a blog/website, just to have it as a reference.
Nice explanation! If you're using zsh, you can put in your config something like: `zstyle ":completion:*:*:vim:*:*files" ignored-patterns '*.lock'` To avoid having the `flake.lock` completion, and typing `vim flaTAB` gives your the flake.nix file directly :)
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New Nixer here and your videos are an INVALUABLE resource for learning and understanding this ecosystem. Thank you!
Flakes are fantastic. It definitely lowered the learning curve of Nix by a smidge.
Thank you so much for your guide, Jon! I was finally able to set up flakes on my Python project. I had to check your repo to understand a little more of the composition of the files you have at the nix directory.
Something that I would think it would be great is having a similar guide like this, about migrating your project with the basic shell.nix and default.nix structure into flakes, but written in a blog/website, just to have it as a reference.
Nice explanation!
If you're using zsh, you can put in your config something like: `zstyle ":completion:*:*:vim:*:*files" ignored-patterns '*.lock'`
To avoid having the `flake.lock` completion, and typing `vim flaTAB` gives your the flake.nix file directly :)
Thank you for another great video. Very practical and useful.
Great video thanks. You might want to zoom in a bit. Watching on mobile is hard to follow.
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