BazelCon 2022

2022

Videos

1 — Managing dependencies at scale
2 — Building a monorepo with Bazel
3 — Bazel software supply chain audit
4 — How your Monorepo breaks the IDE, and what comes next
5 — Driving architectural improvements with dependency metrics
6 — Making Uber's hermetic C++ toolchain
7 — The best of both worlds with Nix + Bazel
8 — Open Source security and Bazel
9 — Shared actions: a hairline fracture in Bazel's core
10 — Running millions of simulations and builds to develop and evaluate autopilot at scale
11 — How to automate target dependencies in BUILD files with Gazelle at Stripe
12 — BazelCon 2022 State of the Union
13 — Automatic suggestions for optimizing Bazel performance
14 — Moving to Bzlmod
15 — Action configuration in Bazel
16 — Beyond Bazel: Extending SkyFrame
17 — Incremental migration from Maven to Bazel
18 — Hermetic shell scripts in Bazel
19 — Rust meets mobile
20 — How Stripe's new tool detects extraneous Java dependencies
21 — Bazel success story: Two large team iOS Bazel migrations
22 — Doting on Docs
23 — How to speed up your Bazel builds with Project Skymeld
24 — Go editor support in Bazel Workspaces
25 — Solving challenges as scale increases
26 — Accelerate Bazel migration with per-target version resolution
27 — Runfiles and where to find them
28 — Aspect.build: An end-to-end Bazel experience developers want to use
29 — Open-source and hosted fuzz testing
30 — Multi-platform Python builds with Bazel
31 — Introduction to BuildBuddy 3.0
32 — Improving developer experiences with EngFlow
33 — Making a faster Gradle build cache with Bazel’s Remote APIs
34 — What we learned building a large Bazel repository
35 — Finding the exact version of external dependencies
36 — Bazel and Java development in VS code
37 — How to integrate Bazel with Xcode using rules_xcodeproj
38 — Measuring Open Source project health - inside and outside of Google
39 — Enabling language-agnostic distributed simulation for autonomous driving with Bazel
40 — BazelCon 2022 Keynote