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Thanks for the info! Subscribed 😊

Wow, we love open source projects 🤍

Desperately need a video that showcases some cool SSH apps!

Yes, this girl need to see AUR in Manjaro

i wish you was a boy

Facts girl, I love Linux!!

font name ?

This is my first intro project using golang and im loving it

Freeze is available on Ubuntu?

I like the portability offered by Charm. Gum lets me read my code with some colour formatting, and I can use it on any device with a CLI. I'm here for ANSI colours. Those have always been impressive. Still working on my TUI standard look and feel. This is where I am at currently: type TTDefines.h | gum pager --background #00FF00 --line-number.foreground #0000DD --italic --border thick --border-background #00FF00 --border-foreground #0000DD

Hi! Would it be possible to display the form of adding a new task "over" the Kanban table? Just on top of it, not like quitting to a new terminal. It would be great to look that :-)

please public this tutorial code

Good like 🎉

its all fun and games until you can't find a package

4:01 I've heard this sentiment echoed a lot when pair programming comes up. Seems like our obsession with timeliness overrides our need for quality.

These ssh servers are awesome, didn't know such servers existed

Pacman!

yes mommy i will install it

I love a girl that writes in Golang 🥰

I love bubbletea long time user. A key component of my CLI first startup! 🙌😇

Winget is pretty good too

u r so cute

My hairline is better than her. Good video tho

Winget is excellent too

Hello, I have forked a version of Nap that focuses on markdown snippets (kugarocks/markdown-finder). It's a tool for quickly locating code snippets in Markdown files. Use --- to divide sections of a Markdown file, making it easy to copy code from each section's code block. Charm CLI is really cooooooool. I love so much!

That's AWESOME 🎉

I see you 😂

You are beautiful

0:41 Famous last words, R.I.P sister in arms

Does this work with powershell?

Im i Linux Mint user i dont know a Weeks what is a terminal.

what if you want to include specific line ranges within the file and not the whole file?

This gave me a great IDEA. Thx

You have made React for the terminal. I have strong confused feeling about that...

Thank you for the great Log module. I'm trying to implement the logger into my bubbletea application, I want to show the logging and in the same time include help etc in the view. I managed to do a very hacky solution in which I use the logger in my model, I write to it and then take the string and add it to a bytes.Buffer in my model. I use this bytes.Buffer in my model View to display the log string. Naturally I lose the nice colors of the log line. I think there should be an easier way to implement it. Am i missing something?

Great tutorial! Thanks!!

Every so often a Charm repo gets recommended by GitHub's explore tab to me and I am always astounded by how these repos are banger after banger. Incredible work!

4:33 still commited with no type and scope: "add README" instead of "docs(examples): add README".

These tutorial videos are awesome, thank you very much for providing them

Honestly, I don't know where to look.. My mind is running wild with crazy ideas 🤯

cool library but ive spent the last hour looking at tutorials that have more of your face in it than the actual TUI...

Im curious about how they make money with these fun, cute, but free programs🤔

You have nice cuspids.

#dope

YES please do ssh app nice!

Just stumbled upon the Charm CLI tools today, super cool! I love the look and the feels of it all

Are you also using an enlarged Simp1e-Mix-Light cursor? Me too haha 😄

Asciinema support for VHS would be amazing. Asciinema is a terminal recording application. This would allow somebody to quickly record instructions without having to write a tape file and then render it with VHS.

I hope that in the future thanks to charm we can return back to the roots and abandon GUIs for TUIs ❤

I use gum in my bash script I've made called xbpsman. I've got more features I'm working on for the script.