wow looks sweet. will this run inside a tmux session?
Termui – Go terminal dashboard
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#42Does the software name come from "tesuji" by any chance? Because that would be very clever :)
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#43I have images of tty-DOM, is it bad ?
CSS does specify a tty media type. I've never been able to find an implementation for an actual tty though.
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#44This is pretty cool! Do you guys know if there is a web app that lets you create dashboards like this one?
http://event-fabric.com/ (I'm the Co-Founder)
here's an overview video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyeqgrykNkI
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#45Any other framework like this in Python or C++?
Python has urwid.
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#46All these Go applications/talks/whatever coming out of the woodwork make me giggle. YOU CAN'T DO AWESOME STUFF WITHOUT GENERICS, OK?
Yeah, it's like how all those people cutting trees with a manual saw proved that you don't need a power saw!
Generics are like a power saw? ASM doesn't have generics.
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#47Why is there text written over other text in the screenshots? It makes everything look broken, cluttered, distracting and difficult to read.
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#48HN discussion about the Node.JS implementation (blessed-contrib) a couple of months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8888089
If we want to trace back the lineage completely, here's the discussion on blessed (https://github.com/chjj/blessed):
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6058639
I guess it wasn't very popular in spite of the projects it influenced. :)
Although, blessed-contrib does add some pretty cool widgets.
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#49All these Go applications/talks/whatever coming out of the woodwork make me giggle. YOU CAN'T DO AWESOME STUFF WITHOUT GENERICS, OK?
I don't think anybody's said anything like that. You can build awesome software projects using almost any toolset. C, or C++, or Ruby, or Go, or Java, or… The question is – is the trade-off worth it? Lack of generics makes things more awkward – but it's also simpler, so maybe it's a net gain? Some people think it is, and some people think it's not. But it's a useful conversation to have.
Considering how many cool projects are being written in Go lately, it seems that a lot of people either don't mind the lack of generics or like the rest of Go enough to power through. I'm personally in the latter camp, though I can't say I've written anything remotely as cool as this.
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#50HN discussion about the Node.JS implementation (blessed-contrib) a couple of months ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8888089
If we want to trace back the lineage completely, here's the discussion on blessed ( https://github.com/chjj/blessed ): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6058639 I guess it wasn't very popular in spite of the projects it influenced. :) Although, blessed-contrib does add some pretty cool widgets.
blessed is an amazing engineering work! I hoped the name blessed-contrib to show the project roots.
termui is built upon termbox-go in a similar way that blessed-contrib builds on blessed, which is why I found them similar.