In this article I will show how to optimize integration testing by running tests incrementally. My example is using .Net Core with Bazel, but the concepts discussed in this article are language agnostic.
In this post I will show how to create a unified Bazel build for an asp.net core backend and an Angular frontend. I will be using the latest versions of both Angular and Asp.net core.
In this post I will show how to build a JavaScript application using Bazel and the Closure compiler.
In this post I will show an example of a large React Bazel build consisting of more than 8000 components and service files. The sample uses Bazel to create a Rollup production bundle from this relatively large set of files.
It’s still a bit too early to use the .Net Bazel rules in a real enterprise project, but it’s at least possible to start doing some small POCs. In this article I will show how I built a .Net Core RabbitMQ queue producer/consumer using a Bazel setup.
I have created a seed application for people who are interested in exploring Bazel as the single build tool for Svelte applications.
This post is a quick write-up of a poc on remote Bazel builds of Svelte code.
This post is a writeup of a POC I did with Bazel and Svelte. The Bazel rules are still considered experimental, but I have a working Bazel build with Svelte compilation and Rollup bundling.
In this article I will show a simple example of how to build a simple C# self hosted web api using Bazel.
Lately I’ve run some experiments with remote Bazel builds of Angular and React applications. This post is a write-up of my results so far.
In this post I will show how to build a scalable React dev environment using Bazel as the build tool.
I have created a simple demo where I show how to use Bazel to build a full stack application written in React and Java. This is just a simple POC, but it illustrates the concept of using Bazel as the single build tool in a mixed programming language envrionment.
In this post I will show how to use Bazel with Protocol buffers to share types between Typescript, Java and C++ in the same application.
In this post I will show how to create a NodeJS add-on using C++ and Bazel.
This post is a quick write-up of an experiment where I use remote execution to build my Bazel project.
Lately I have spent some time playing with remote caching of Bazel build artifacts. I am still exploring this, but here is a quick summary of what I’ve learned so far.
In a previous post I showed how build an Angular app and a Node api with Bazel. In this post I will take this a step further by throwing a Java Api into the mix.
In the following post I will show an example where I use Bazel to build an Angular application and a nodejs api.
Here is an early prototype of an Angular application with lazy loading, built using Bazel and Rollup.
In this post I will show how to wire up a simple implementation of a Bazel build with a “live refresh” dev server.
This weekend I decided to experiment with using Bazel as the build tool for a simple Angular application. This post is a quick write-up of my learnings so far.