Okay, folks, let’s dive into my little adventure with Kraft, I’m calling it my “Kraft Cookbook” journey.
I started by grabbing the source code. No fancy tools, just a straight-up download. I wanted to see the guts of this thing, so I decided to do it all from the start. After I downloaded the stuff, I looked at it and thought, “Okay, let’s try to build this thing.”
First Steps: Building the Beast
I’m no expert, I just followed the instructions. The First I tryed to type `make menuconfig`.It’s like the magic words.I’m a total beginner with Kraft, okay? so bear with me.
After those words, the screen popped, some setting that can be config,So I just try to build it.
Then I typed `make`.Seemed like the right thing to * started chugging away, spitting out lines of text that mostly looked like gibberish to me, but hey, it was doing something.
Running My First App
Once the build was done, I want to run it, I saw the example, and I just copy it!
./build/kraft-0.7.1/bin/kraft run examples/helloworld-go/
Seemed easy enough. and it printed “Hello, world!”.
My Little Triumphs
- I actually compiled something! It felt like a big win, even though it was probably the simplest possible thing.
- I made it work! Even it just a simple command, I felt excited.
So, that’s my “Kraft Cookbook” experience so far. I’m just taking baby steps, and sharing it how I see it. Might not be perfect, might not be pretty, but it’s real. Stay tuned for more of my clumsy adventures!
