We are creating a place to deal with the messy business of product reviews. The idea is to create a overview to spot the most valuable reviews around. Doesn't matter if it comes from a professional tester or reviewed by a user.
We have been hard at work adding remote caching capabilities to the Bob build tool, which is now accessible as an Open Beta, allowing you to build repositories fast and efficiently across machines and CI pipelines.
The concept of explicitly declared inputs and outputs is awesome. Though it's closed build and the necessity to define the builds down to the compiler level makes Bazel complex and breaks some developer workflows.
For this reason we are building a Bazel competitor with a less restrictive build environment which can also be applied to projects with lower than 1M line of code.
If you like the concept you might also be interested in bob[1]. Same idea for build isolation crafted into a build system/task runner. (I'm the author).
Bazel felt complex (aborted a migration after 2 months), building in Docker was slow and needed maintanance, nix syntax was not familiar enough. We wanted something different. Took us one year. Here it is!
We had the some learning and decided to go down the path "Use docker for running, not building". That's why we decided to build https://bob.build on top of the nix package-manager. This allows reproducible builds on your system without touching docker.
Here is the first iteration. https://revulu.de
Sorry, website is in german.