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Hazel Engine on Linux - Continuous Integration and Self-Hosted Runners

The Cherno via YouTube

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Explore the process of implementing the Hazel Engine on Linux in this 19-minute video tutorial. Learn about continuous integration, adding new platforms, and setting up Linux CI. Discover the benefits of GitHub-hosted runners and VPS self-hosted runners. Dive into the "Dist" Hazel configuration and create GitHub workflow files for self-hosted runners. Gain insights on using Visual Studio Code's Remote SSH extension for efficient development. Follow along as the instructor shares personal experiences and offers final thoughts on the Linux implementation process.

Syllabus

- Continuous Integration recap
- Adding an new platform
- Linux CI
- Some personal changes
- GitHub hosted runners
- VPS self-hosted runner
- The "Dist" Hazel configuration
- GitHub workflow file and creating the self-hosted runner
- Visual Studio Code's amazing Remote SSH extension
- Final thoughts

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