josevnz, to python
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I will show you 2 frameworks that can help you with to solve the following problems:

  1. Avoid overwhelm complex and intimidating API when writing applications. Will use Click to solve that problem.
  2. Allow discoverability. This is very important when you have an application that supports many options or that you haven’t used in a while. That is where Trogon comes handy.

https://tutorials.kodegeek.com/CLIWithClickAndTrogon/

https://sysadminsignal.com/?p=715

lori, to linux

Hey folks recommend me your favorite games that can run in the terminal that aren't:

  1. the most basic boring arcade stuff like snake or missile command

  2. roguelikes/dungeon crawlers (love em but there's no lack of those)

  3. chess, backgammon, etc., more meaty board games sure but there's already a million easy to find ways to play chess in a terminal

This is for my machine with no gui so when I say terminal I mean terminal not just like "text based and looks like it'd be in a terminal maybe".

JustineSmithies, to fediverse
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Ok I'll bite 😉

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madelena, to retrogaming
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Behold! It's yet another dashboard... But in a running on the brand new !

hywan, to rust
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iamb, https://github.com/ulyssa/iamb.

A Matrix client, in the terminal, for Vim addicts.

It's even written in Rust. And it's even using the Matrix Rust SDK (https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-rust-sdk).

scy, to programming
@scy@chaos.social avatar

How could I miss out on for so long? This might become my new favorite tool.

If you do anything with data and enjoy working in the terminal, check it out. It can

• provide a for viewing and editing data in , , , , & files and quite a few more
• sort, filter, join and edit that data, across files and across formats
• convert between the formats (interactively or not)
• record & play macros
• be scripted in

https://www.visidata.org/

mightyspaceman, to opensource
@mightyspaceman@aus.social avatar

Go check out Castero - a terminal-based podcast player

TristanB, to random

Anyone out there using a as their day-to-day? What's it like to live with?

jz,
@jz@mamot.fr avatar

@TristanB

Daily-driving for 2+y and I love it! Won't go back to *droid golden prison!

BUT it's a tradeoff, like all things in life.. and freedom comes with a cost (otherwise it's somebody fooling you with the illusion of it for their own profit..)

1/ performance is poor. You have to optimize your session/apps to get the best of the battery.

2/ It's work. like free/libre sw in general. It's emergent. Have to fix/admin. (better than free labour for GAFAM no?)

nixCraft, to random
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Perfect, I don't see problem. No cookies, no Ads.

kkarhan,
@kkarhan@mstdn.social avatar

@nixCraft +9001%

I want my stuff to be clean, sober and efficient.

In fact, I want all sites to be functionally and user-experience - identical on both and other and regular ones like ...

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