Idea for reducing build time

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  1. zeus

    For more enterprise solution, as I know, you can use Zeus (https://github.com/mightybyte/zeus) to do the same. I never used it.

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  3. tylerbenster.com

    Ha I was working on this exact problem yesterday. Solution I came up with using Nix was to use iohk’s precompiled binary server + cachix: https://github.com/tbenst/tylerbenster.com/blob/master/.github/workflows/deploy.yml

  4. fragnix

    Fragment-based code distribution!

    A project called fragnix which splits all modules into single-function modules. That way only the parts that you use will be compiled.

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