Rust Linz, June 2021 - JT - A new path for your shell

[@workflowinmind]

This makes so much sense 🤯. I've played with it an hour or two and I have to say that it fits my daily work amazingly well (coming from an heavy ZSH user with zillions of configs), I'll try a full switch for a week to see.

[@ivanmoren3643]

Any updates?? :-)

[@BleachWizz]

This feels like a good pointer towards what I think computers should be; an extention of our mind like calculators were.
You were thinking up something you wrote it on paper but too mamy big numbers: get a calculator to go fast.
You are now thinking up something you wrote it on a paper but too many numbers to move around: get a computer to go fast.
☝️ programming should make as fast and easy to test your logic as a calculator makes it fast and easy to test your operation.

[@CNich90]

As a data engineer, nushell is a dream come true! It’s like pandas dataframes. Super awesome tool

[@JeremyChone]

Very cool. Love the Jupyter quote. Will definitely play with nushell. Could be interesting to plug it to a redis backend (especially redis stream)

[@rodelias9378]

Nushell and JT are both awesome!! Thanks a lot for this talk!

[@anglerud]

The dataframe integration is really exciting - that seems like such a smooth integration.

[@Yassinebridii]

This is so cool, a typed shell, I will definitely start using this.

[@asdfasdfas364]

This is amazingly cool. Nushell is the future of shells.

[@Cowboy8625]

really amazing what all have done.

[@debasishraychawdhuri]

That is just awesome!

[@neiltropolis]

Yes! More please

[@guidobit]

Very cool, got to explore this soon

[@joeldpalmer]

👀 this is pretty awesome

[@TheWiseRabbit]

How do you get the dataframe thing to work.

[@jay_tea]

It will be part of the upcoming 0.34 release

[@RemcoJvGrevenbroek]

Cool SQL2OS