lyceum

Right now they've been mostly toy projects, the more complex one being the back-end of an (WIP) MMO game (https://github.com/Dr-Nekoma/lyceum) and a couple handy libraries that I wrote myself (like https://github.com/dont-rely-on-nulls/migraterl).

There are images and a gif in the repository: https://github.com/Dr-Nekoma/lyceum You can also check it out a little demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejYcWRERetM&t=2758s

I looked harder at the code to figure out how you're using devenv without a devenv.nix file. I now see that you're using devenv from within your flake.nix, which I didn't realize you could do.[0] Neat! I'm going to give that a spin in my projects, as my current solution for pinning versions of Go, Zig, etc. is to use nixhub to look up which commit of nixpkgs corresponds to which version of Go (e.g., Go 1.23.2 is nixpkgs version 4ae2e647537bcdbb82265469442713d066675275). That's obviously a pain to look up and performs poorly, so I'm curious to see how devenv goes. Thanks for sharing the source! [0] https://github.com/Dr-Nekoma/lyceum/blob/1b0acf2d4bf295135bb...

Hey HN, this is a small project myself and closer friends have been building on our free time (https://github.com/Dr-Nekoma/lyceum), it finally reached 0.1.0, we are open to feedback! The original idea was to experiment with Zig + Raylib, eventually we wrote a small server in Erlang as well. We started by first interacting with Erlang via its C bindings, but this eventually led to some of us to prototyping our own tooling to better integrate Zig types with Erlang, we called such tool "zerl" as its avaliable here https://github.com/dont-rely-on-nulls/zerl. Most of the developers are NixOS users, so the tooling heavily relies on Nix as well, including a Postgres running our devshell as well.