Something clicked last summer — with a lot of help from the team at Numtide — and now I'm using Nix pretty much everywhere… in development. Next up: everywhere in production!

Is learning Nix worth your time? Jill asks the team to find out. #learning #nix numtide.com/blog/why-choos…

New post by Jill! We don't need NixOS Cloud images anymore. numtide.com/blog/we-dont-n…

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Since 2016, Numtide has been helping companies adopt Nix by solving various business problems and serving as an interface to the open-source ecosystem. Thank you for your support as a Gold Partner of nixcon, Numtide! buff.ly/3PE1u3l

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treefmt v0.6.0 is out. This is a small release that includes a lot of fixes and QoL improvements. I hope you'll like it! treefmt is especially great for monorepos as it can speed up code formatting by 10-100x. buff.ly/45bFbX9

Hackers of Numtide, our sponsor, submitting "pool requests". A common sight on #oceansprint.

We started working on a better Gradle <-> Nix packaging experience. DM me if your company is interested in participating in the process, so we can make sure their use cases are being covered.

Welcome to Numtide! Two more legends are joining our team: Paul Haerle and Linus Heckerman. That means we now have more capacity to take on new customers. Please send us hard problems to solve :)

This is something we do regularly: develop open-source projects in collaboration with one or several companies. This helps to ensure that what we build is useful. And split costs, making it a great deal for everyone. Have a project in mind? Get in touch! [email protected]

Did you ever get stuck because a Nix package was missing? Today we are launching, in beta, buff.ly/3FzaRv1 This is a service that lets Nix experts take care of the packaging for you.

Want to improve your offline NixOS experience? Linus posted about how a very helpful option for doing that is implemented! buff.ly/46K9Dcn

Today, we have two fresh articles. One by Felix with some updates around the Nsncd story, and one by Florian showing a Unix socket debugging tool written for it, that could be useful for other projects. * buff.ly/47dljnY * buff.ly/47dltvA

SrvOS is a collection of opinionated defaults for NixOS, optimized for server environments. Today, we are giving this project to nix-community. numtide.com/blog/donating-…

The nix `or` keyword is powerful but often overlooked. Here is a demo that I hope is self-explanatory:

treefmt 2.0.0-rc2 is out! Thanks to Brian's effort the 2.x rewrite is: * up to 8x faster than treefmt 1.x * pipelines for better concurrency * git support * shiny new website/docs treefmt.com buff.ly/3ym0aM2 #Nix #NixOS #Go #Golang #Formatting

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Brian released Treefmt 2.0 today. Treefmt is a code formatting multiplexer. * Up to 8x faster. * Formatter dependencies. * Rewritten from Rust to Go :) Coming to a nixpkgs near you. bmcgee.ie/posts/2024/06/…

After spending a few years providing NixOS consulting, and building tooling around it, it's time to take account. How hard is it to go from zero to a deployed application running on NixOS? This article aims to serve as a benchmark for future tooling. numtide.com/blog/it-takes-…