make

TuxMake provides portable and repeatable Linux kernel builds across a variety of architectures, toolchains, kernel configurations, and make targets.

Tools for freeing your project from the clammy grip of autotools.

🌺 aaron's dotfiles (mirror)

Make targets to manage project tools and common actions to build artifacts needed

Deployment files for personal website. See https://gitlab.com/joaoseckler/website

This Makefile provides a convenient interface for Certbot, allowing the generation of Let's Encrypt SSL certificates

My reusable templates. I hate writing code twice 😝

This is an example of using the Arduino CLI via a makefile to automatically build a sketch. The intention is to demonstrate usage with the GitLab CI pipeline.

Blouk (pronounced "blook") is another static blog generator based on Pandoc and make.

Homework for Advanced C++ class.

alma is a toy kernel written in C++ for x86_64 machines with the mere purpose of learning OS development

https://www.ribomation.se/programmerings-kurser/build-tools/cmake/

Collection of modular and reusable makefiles

Collection of day-to-day, simple & handy tricks and short-hands that are used for ease of operating Linux. Approach is constructive. Not generic ones, but personal trails.

A collection of different agent (Redis, RabbitMQ, MongoDB, PostgreSQL, etc.) 's clients code packaged for reusability. This only includes the simple and repetitive functions that can be reused in projects that implement.

Build Octave with BLAS and other Fortran libraries with 64-bit indexing

A collection of utility files for Git and Make.

Yet Another Bunch of Docker images: I love bash and make, so I include them in my docker images, once for all.

Roots installs tools and builds your project using Makefile targets and Ansible.

Getty is a minimalist generic dependency manager. It can be seamlessly integrated into makefiles to facilitate building projects that depends on other files in others SVN/GIT repositories.