Adin Cebic

iOS platform engineer | maintainer of rules_apple, rules_swift @bazelbuild | Music & Tech enthusiast.

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@tayarndt Wow! Gonna give it a shot today. Thank you.

[Eugene Ostroukhov @eeuoss]

Bazel is seriously underappreciated. Clone of Google’s internal Blaze, it’s cross-language, battle-tested, and extensible. Decades of Google engineering expertise.

My favorite part: aggressive caching. I run all tests; it reruns only what changed, tracked by hashes. I’ve never seen it miss a change.
2.5s rebuild + test.

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@Freya_Valhalla0 Nema na cemu. Poslusaj tu zadnju epizodu.

[Mike McQuaid @MikeMcQuaid]

Open source maintainers at profitable companies: stop asking permission to fix what your employer already depends on.

No paperwork. No programme. No manager’s blessing. Just maintain it on the clock.

https://t.co/03jV0tfl0W

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

Two of my posts got included in this issue, check them out.

[Bazel @bazelbuild]

The Q1 Bazel Community Update is live! 🚀
🇳🇱 BazelCon 2026 Amsterdam details
✅ Bazel for CLion plugin updates
✅ BUILD Foundation enrollment
✅ New UI previews for https://t.co/l7KJFDs5ij & BCR
Read more: https://t.co/O4RU3KtQIN

[Kareem Carr, Ph.D. @kareem_carr]

There's a toxic culture coming out of the AI industry that keeps trying to get us not to think.

The message is everywhere. Don’t read the code, just vibe-code. Don’t try to understand all the text, just let AI summarize it. Don’t bother educating yourself, it’s too late.

Don’t worry about the errors. Trust that everything will be fixed in the next version.

The theme is the same. Don’t think too hard. Just keep swallowing the slop.

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@stephencelis @CarlosBBuild I never seen this fail, perhaps the validation is not that strict.

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

I wrote an introductory article about Bazel flagsets / PROJECT.scl, which I believe is great addition to the build system and will help manage flags in large monorepos. @bazelbuild
https://t.co/zJButySa8K

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@FarisZacina Drop the craftmanship

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

This could be huge!!!

[Thi @thi_dt]

Just dusted off my 5-year-old project -- rules_applecross now works with Bazel 9, bzlmod and latest of everything. Here's a pipeline of it building a SwiftUI app from Linux https://t.co/TvDDCD3woj

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@FarisZacina @forgebitz https://t.co/n7A9ktZeRF

[Aaron Ng @localghost]

I think part of Clawdbot’s success is from being something a big co would never make.

Too much liability, messy business model, risky to deploy, ecosystem comparability…

That’s why it’s so great: it’s just useful instead of trying to be those other things.

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@JoannisOrlandos Maybe even something like bazel repo rules but not as complex.

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@jacobtechtavern @bazelbuild A little heavy to start yes.

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@DonnyWals It was also easier to manage on CI machines when SDK was bundled.

[NetWorkBiH @networkbih]

🚀 Ove godine otvaramo vrata i mladim snagama koji možda nemaju desetljeća iskustva, ali imaju ideje koje mijenjaju pravila igre. 💪
Za mobilne developere i backend inženjere, ovo je idealna prilika da upoznate Swift u potpuno novom kontekstu. https://t.co/XtUF6TRi3b
#NetworkBiH

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

Proud to say that I was one of the contributors who helped bring this to life.

[Bazel @bazelbuild]

📢 We are happy to announce that Attestation Support in BCR is now available!
Learn more in the latest Bazel Blog post:
''Enhancing Security Metadata in BCR with Attestation Support'' by Appu Goundan and Florian Weikert
https://t.co/mpUDfo5MEK

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

@cufkatron Imaju kod nas zastupnici https://t.co/2RVkJIJQaO

[Adin Cebic @adincebic]

Anybody who tried AI coding agents knows that this is far from truth.

[Sahil Lavingia @shl]

There was a period of time where you could make $200-400k by just knowing how to code front-ends

That period lasted from 2015-2024 and is now over, since Claude 4 etc is good enough for any product designer who codes or back-end engineer to take over 99% of the work, leaving the front-end engineer jobless unless they adapt–by taking someone else’s job(s)