Correct, efficient, and reliable builds are critical for developers to work and collaborate effectively.

Creating infrastructure for supporting Bazel remote execution with rules_nixpkgs

A summary of BazelCon Community Day 2023 in Munich

Make your C/C++ builds faster and smaller with debug fission.

A Bazel war story of how we integrated a proprietary code coverage tool that does not play according to Bazel's rules.

Setting up a Bazel build for the ripgrep codebase

A new tool for visualising and exploring Bazel build graphs.

Getting an old Make based project building again after 10 years with the help of Bazel and Nix.

Bazel avoids superfluous recompilation for free, but we can make it even better.

Painlessly switch your Haskell build from Cabal to Bazel

Looking for a way to test Bazel-rules

A collection of helpful tips for Bazel users.

Introducing the Scalable Build Systems Team

Announcing the new haskell_module rule in rules_haskell

Building a Go project using Bazel, generating build files with Gazelle

Announcing the gazelle_cabal tool for automatic Bazel rules generation for Cabal projects

Building OCaml projects with the new Bazel ruleset, OBazl

Discussion on using Bazel with inline-java

Bazel gains support for creating fully statically linked Haskell binaries with rules_haskell and rules_nixpkgs.

In making a build system for your software, you codified the dependencies between its parts. But, did you account for implicit software dependencies, like system libraries and compiler toolchains? Implicit dependencies give rise to the biggest and most common problem with…

How to build a complete Haskell project with Bazel.

How to set up a remote Bazel cache, and why it is a good idea.

Bazel gets native support for third-party Haskell libraries and building Cabal packages since the 0.10 release of rules_haskell.

I got the opportunity to work on Bazel's Persistent Worker Mode for GHC during my internship at Tweag. My goal was to improve the mode of communication between Bazel and the Haskell GHC compiler.

This is the second post in our series about building polyglot projects using Bazel. You might find it useful to start with our first installment. A is an extraordinary thing. You specify a set of targets, you tell Make what the dependencies are between these targets, and Make…

Publishing code to the world is easy these days: take your code, tack some extra metadata onto it, call that a package and upload it to npmjs.com / crates.io / Hackage / etc. It’s also easy for other developers to include your code as part of their project: build tools are…