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  1. Context, this is the single-board computer that acts as the development build orchestrator. It's got a couple gigs of RAM and a 4-core with aarch64 with one core pretty much pegged.

    Using #Laminar for these #LibreOps, it's my go-to for an open source build system.

  2. i’m not a big front-end developer, but i’m working on a #scala #laminar front end and it blows my mind just a bit.

  3. Garden Hose Gets Laminar Flow - We aren’t sure if [Joshua Bellamy] is serious that he wants a laminar flow to wate... - hackaday.com/2025/06/08/garden #3dprinterhacks #laminarflow #gardenhose #laminar

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    I specialize in software delivery, reliability, and performance for growing organizations.

    Contact me when your:

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  6. I accept a few new customers in the coming weeks.

    I'm on a mission to enable high performance IT systems and software delivery for growing organizations.

    Contact me when your:

    - systems getting too slow or old
    - IT solutions are getting too expensive
    - software and infra takes too long to change
    - customers face too many bugs or outages

    I often work with projects like:

    See my profile & DM me for details!

  7. @wilson While I approach as a practice (instead of a system), I like how allows me to build the approach my tasks at hand need, instead of fitting my tasks to whatever opinion the available tool has about it:

    laminar.ohwg.net

  8. I accept a few new clients in the coming weeks.

    I specialize in making IT infrastructure and software delivery solutions faster and cheaper in the cloud and on-premises.

    My clients hire me because of my no-nonsense approach: transparent, pragmatic, and holistic.

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  9. describes itself as a fast, lightweight, and modular Continuous Integration service for Linux.

    The official overlay now makes the latest 1.3 release available for the wider community.

    See my post for links: blog.ferki.it/2023/07/25/gento

    I contributed the ebuild earlier, but my above post remained in a draft status – now I finally published that too!

    Setting up Laminar might be a good weekend project, if you want to give it a try :)

    Happy hacking!

  10. I am now a GURU contributor \o/

    GURU is an official package repository maintained collaboratively by users: wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:G

    I maintain several unofficial packages in my overlay, like , , , , , , .

    Having direct access to GURU allows me to publish these into an official source for the greater benefit of the wider .

  11. @[email protected] The bare essentials are up and running, but the cmake part seems to want to download javascript sources for the frontend, so a sandboxed ebuild is a no go for now. Other than that, it seems to be running fine, its simplicity in run jobs is also pretty neat, as I like #Bash over #YAML for this kind of stuff.

    One potential downside I encountered was the inability to sort jobs into directories, but at this stage that's not a problem at all. Might also be easily fixed. Persistent workspaces might be something I could be interested in later down the line, for now it's fine. Pulls are done from a local repository anyway, and I can add
    --depth=1 if needed as well.

    So far, I think
    #Laminar might be the best option I've encountered thus far!

  12. @[email protected] #Concourse was quite the mess to try and set up, I eventually just didn't finish up with it.

    #Laminar actually looks good, and I do very much enjoy simplicity. Looks like I can schedule runs through a single line in a git hook as well, which is exactly the kind of minimalism I want. Most CI systems seem to depend on GitHub, GitLab, or Gitea webhooks, and I don't want to use any of those since cgit Just Works.

    It
    seems much simpler to set up than #KrakenCI, so perhaps I'll try that one first!

  13. @DrHyde Oh, I think I know that feeling; my sympathies.

    I am much happier with using for my personal needs on a home server.

    I usually describe it as a DIY CI: it allows one to build the CI solution they need, instead of fitting their needs to their CI solution.

    Sure, it is a different kind of tinkering, but I thought it might be of interest for you too.

    laminar.ohwg.net/

  14. @jamiefdhurst I use in my for my personal needs, and I can recommend it 👍

    "Laminar was created to scratch an itch - that existing continuous integration platforms try to do far too much."

    laminar.ohwg.net/

  15. Amazing timing. I was just about to try out some frontend coding using Scala.js and Laminar when youtube.com/watch?v=UePrOa_1Am dropped.

    #scala #scalajs #laminar #frontend

  16. @clerie
    Here is what I do:

    1. pin #nixpkgs in the website repo. (e.g. with #niv or #flakes)
    2. give the website a default.nix which builds it.
    3. Have some #git push hook or your CI (I use #laminar) to build the website and symlink it to a well known path in the system e.g. nix-build -o /var/www/my-blog
    4. Configure #nginx to statically deliver that path.

  17. "#Laminar was created to scratch an itch - that existing continuous integration platforms try to do far too much. Laminar is free software licensed under the #GPLv3."
    laminar.ohwg.net/