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What's the state of FOSS licensing compliance? Have they repented?

Do these providers have 80+% gross margins or is something eating into them? Maybe utilization?

This is a bit of an "XY Problem" question. I have migrated all my code to Gleam, FE and BE, Bun, browser, and BEAM. Claude knows much less about Gleam than it does about Javascript…

Yep, that's about it. I am making a TUI for non-techies, packing it with Ghostty, and sending it to non-techies to use: https://github.com/weedonandscott/trolley

They should just use Trolley[0] which will ship their TUI inside Ghostty. [0]: https://github.com/weedonandscott/trolley

TUIs are so nice. Please consider using Trolley to package this for non-technical users: https://github.com/weedonandscott/trolley

You should try Gleam. I'm using it in production to great delight: https://blisswriter.app/ https://blog.nestful.app/p/how-we-dropped-vue-for-gleam-and

Computed is only a concept because you need a band-aid for that lack of separation. You can read more about my efforts ditching Vue here: https://blog.nestful.app/s/the-tech-behind…

Yes. In the Elm architecture it is possible (and ergonomic) to model your state separately from the view

The problems OP tries to address are unfortunately a deep design flaw in mainstream frameworks like React and Vue. This is due to 2 properties they have: 1. They marry view hierarc…

Thanks. Will be a while before I could give this a shot...

Very nice Could I use OpenTUI Core with this? I'd like to replace the hero at https://blisswriter.app with the actual app

Thanks. This was written for my own screenwriting software, which is now in private alpha. It works quite nicely for an alpha https://blisswriter.app

I use libghostty for Trolley[0], which packages TUIs as desktop apps, like Electron does for web apps. It really is quite an amazing piece of software. I just wrapped it in a usefu…

I used to run a site that compares prices[0]. Not only is the ecosystem pull to the cloud strong, but many developers today look at bare metal as downright daunting. Not sure where…

It launches whatever TUI you give it with just window decorations. Here's the Linux one with one the debugging examples I use https://imgur.com/St8O8Gm

Shameless related plug for my recent project Trolley, which lets you package a TUI as a desktop app, for your non-technical users or otherwise: https://github.com/weedonandscott/tr…

I think it may actually work. It's just that I only have a VM to test it on, and it does not support OpenGL. I got it to compile and run, but it crashed on that VM limitation. Feel…

Yes, that's it. It came about after writing a small TUI for a friend to back up their Vimeo library. They liked the simplicity and speed but not having to use the shell. Didn't wan…

I find the decay of human connections an interesting problem to solve. I used to have an app that encouraged meeting in person by utilizing friends inviting other friends[0]. This …

I'm the author of Trolley[0] (Electron for TUIs). It was so easy to get the terminal functionality going with `libghostty`. Most time was spent building the functionality around it…

Happy to share the early version of Trolley, which will package your TUI app with Ghostty for non-technical users on MacOS and Linux, with Windows being a WIP. This came about afte…

I read somewhere, but can't remember where, that a major reason those APUs aren't as efficient as the Apple ones is a conscious decision to share the architecture with Epyc and the…