Introducing make.ts: A Better Workflow for Running Benchmarks and Experiments
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Summary
The article introduces 'make.ts' as a workflow improvement for running benchmarks and experiments that require repeated command sequences. The author describes moving away from manual command typing and shell history reliance to a more efficient pattern using make.ts, particularly for multiprocess applications. The content focuses on developer workflow optimization and command automation.
Key quotes
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These past few years I've arrived at a much better workflow pattern — make.ts.
I was forced to adapt it once I started working with multiprocess applications.
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