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Add move.nix to flake manual #533
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This is an index of flakes that are useful to the community, not a place to advertise your company, much less your random web3 thing nobody asked for. |
Hey @ncfavier -- I didn't make Move! I've just built a lot of tooling around it, and to my knowledge there are a lot of competing businesses building on top of it. IOHK is also listed in here. I would argue that this flake should be in here for the same reason. Thanks and I hope you can understand. |
I'm going to reopen this because there is actually no manifested guideline of what goes into the flake search and what not (#486). Its not a guarantee that this will be merged but a) @MatthewCroughan has a point in #510
I see a point in inclusivity as well as I see it in excluding commercial projects (I cant tell if moveco s but it sounds like it) tl;dr Reopend to as pending |
Just to be clear--movingco is not a commercial project. In fact, I'm happy to give the rights to the move.nix repo to NixOS (actually, I'm fine giving away the entire GitHub organization). This is a flake that just builds open source software, most of which is blockchain related. And I would argue that the world needs Move-- over $50B have been hacked from smart contracts, and Move reduces smart contract risk greatly. While it may not affect you personally, it has affected many people in seriously detrimental ways. Combining Move with Nix adds another level of safety by encouraging the use of good CI practices and by making binaries more accessible. Yes you may disagree with the idea of crypto in general, but the solution is not to make software more crappy. The solution is to move the world over to Nix, NixOS, and Apache2 open source. |
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