I customized my @get_bb_app sidebar to show my daily work in progress as buildings in construction, trucks and constellations, so that I can get some sense of "what's being done" and "what today looks like". I think it's kinda cool to NOT put the emphasis on numbers.
In 2001, 2Advanced was my favorite site on the internet.
In 2026 it's really annoying, but huge props to these guys for leaving a post-Flash version around as a cultural artifact.
https://t.co/0fo1ZmALsD
https://t.co/z3a5Tcgsfr
@coolcompute@codeshaunted I deal with this example on a daily basis so I can vouch it exists 😭 Some codebases have grown organically without much thought and show quite a lot of « this should not exist » properties.
Alongside the Ruby 4.0 release last week, I published charm-ruby over Christmas, bringing @charmcli's excellent terminal UI libraries to Ruby.
A full TUI framework, reusable components, styled output, forms, markdown rendering, spinners, charts, and a lot more!
Demos below ⬇️
@pinzonjulian I did everything I could to use something else when I was beginning because I found it difficult to use / grasp. I learnt about form objects back then and never went back.
Jump to any open terminal by title, working directory, or tab color. A little highlight animation shows the terminal you jumped to so you can find it more easily. Available very soon in nightly macOS builds.
@joisoftware I love the design of the app and I am investigating whether I should subscribe / get an annual licence.
I couldn’t find examples of the widgets and an explanation of the pro features. Is this available somewhere?
Very thoughtful article about interfaces, modules by @juliknl.
The questions to ask yourself should probably be printed somewhere. https://t.co/bnqmCAc73N