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by FrankPetrilli
2723 days ago
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Hey, awesome! I met the Windmill Eng team a few weeks ago at Kubecon in Seattle, awesome to see tilt here. It's definitely a young product, but it's a good start to exactly the experience I want. By experience I mean that when I do local dev and edit code live while reloading or restarting the service, I see changes reflected immediately in 2-3 commands that take seconds. In moving software towards Kubernetes, I come to rely on the service abstractions available therein. So it's sensical to develop in the same kind of environment. Tilt gives me the ability to get the save => build => package => push => reload loop into Kubernetes and without the manual hassle thereof. I've used it in minikube, on-prem, and GKE. Running a dev box in a GCE instance and running tilt against GKE is a super nice environment. (Fair notice: I'm a Googler who focuses on GKE, so bias and all, my opinions are not Google's, etc.) |
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