Beautiful!

I'd like to see some content on typical day2 operations, like upgrading long-lived servers.

make one on flake-parts please

I don't want anything to happen when I cd. That's too much magic. Just have a file you can run called cli-setup or something, and standardize that across your time. It probably already exists, I don't know what framework independent solution would be though, bashrc?

U mean in 61 sec

am really struggle with nix and i found this tutorial, This is the best tutorial, very smooth explaining , good work man and thank you

Fireship just dropped a video on this...

please keep em coming 🙏🏾

Everything in 60 secs, well done👍

A Heisen bug, or a Schrodinger bug sound like a nightmare... xD

gold

Nice video, I just wanted to note that for 1:41 I believe Common Lisp wasn't the first language to introduce OOP, that was Simula. Maybe you meant to say first functional language?

"by isolating..." * picture of a house on an island * idk why but this made me laugh, thanks

I use arch btw (now i wanna use nix tho so its time to keep arch on a VM so i can still say BTW)

Soo good!

Fireship but the 60 second is actually 60 second 🎉🎉🎉

This is the best nix tutorial I’ve found. I hope you move forward with more.

god bless you, i just wanted to know where i was heading at, and not build an OS from scratch

I like this BYTE sized podcast, please keep it up 😍

I use arch btw

This video-, I'm sold. Looking into how to install it now.

Very interesting overview. I have been a nixos user for over a year and still could learn some details. Thank you!

WTF its not 60 seconds

No, an expression is not a statement. An expression always returns a value, a statement doesn't

0:16 that meme "I just want to be pure" is gold. I will use it with my haskell friends.

wow, it was like watching a video in chinese, I'll have to rewatch this several times

If anyone ask me about nix I will probably point them to this video first. Nice job!

best definition/example/summation of nixOS on youtube

Beautifully made and very simplistic as well, love it!

thank you for this great nix video!

OMG so good!

Would you ever consider making a video about how to manage a lisp project using nix tools rather than e.g. asdf?

Why have you crossed out Kubernetes while mentioning NixOps?

Thanks Cam for posting it, it is a great video. Maybe the best nix video I've watched.

I think the reason that Nix gets so much attention - is that it's so difficult and provides plenty of tinder for podcasters to generate material - to try to make Nix seem useful to the average user. Nix is not useful for average users. Not unless you have interest in writing your own "Configuration Files". All these podcasters make it seem easy. Take Heed. It's not. Not by a country mile.

haskell

bruh, so good. can't believe I'm in the first thousands to discover. keep it up!

I use Arch btw

I like this laid back content, please keep it coming!

Good video, I subscribed because of this video

Best explanation & overview & I'm not even involved in the DevOps world.

damn good overview - thanks for posting

let / in is not a control structure. Nix being functional has no control structure. Let / in is just a definition.

Doesn't flatpak already solve the dependecies problems for packages?

hey! i just realized I know the guy voicing these videos!

I had been using Devbox to use Nix for reproducible and isolated dev envs. This course is an excellent to-the-point (yet RICH) synthesis of many pertinent things I had learned (and hadn't yet learned!) throughout that process. TY ! Cheers !

Great course! Would love that NixOS guide.. this channel is gold I’ll show it to some colleagues

Good video.

I really appreciate your hard work, thanks for making this video

What neovim colorscheme is that in 25:14?