@LoicSharma@yuriikadirov@rodydavis That would be great, but to be honest, even decoupling Listenable, ChangeNotifier, and ValueNotifier from Flutter would do wonders. Noir, Jaspr, and others would take better advantage of the ecosystem.
Noir is out! Build terminal apps in Dart, with Flutter-like reactive UI https://t.co/zN60Lbakup
We're building an agent UI to test it out. If there's interest we might release that too. Using signals by the way @rodydavis
Noir is Flutter-like reactive UI for the terminal, with Flutter-like tooling such as Flutter Driver: noir_driver.. so cool, great for integration testing! @dart_lang@FlutterDev
Noir is Flutter-like reactive UI for the terminal, with Flutter-like tooling such as Flutter Driver: noir_driver.. so cool, great for integration testing! @dart_lang@FlutterDev
Noir is out! Build terminal apps in Dart, with Flutter-like reactive UI https://t.co/zN60Lbakup
We're building an agent UI to test it out. If there's interest we might release that too. Using signals by the way @rodydavis
@yuriikadirov@rodydavis No, not using actual Flutter widgets but mapping the API to OpenTUI. You can use any Flutter-independent library and build an equivalent. There is a package for noir_signals using signals for state management.
@FlutterCarl No I have not but my experience anything that tweaks the main system instruction of Claude code and codex generates less efficiency and more token usage..
There are a few #flutterdev to TUI tools, but I took a slightly different approach and will finally be open-sourcing this, which is what I use to build genui interfaces in the terminal. #genui cc @luke_pighetti
I feel like grammatical errors and run-on sentences are becoming a badge of honor now because at least you know AI didnt write it so im leaving this sentance like this
There are a few #flutterdev to TUI tools, but I took a slightly different approach and will finally be open-sourcing this, which is what I use to build genui interfaces in the terminal. #genui cc @luke_pighetti
There are a few #flutterdev to TUI tools, but I took a slightly different approach and will finally be open-sourcing this, which is what I use to build genui interfaces in the terminal. #genui cc @luke_pighetti
Not sure if the solution is always a governing body for packages we want to validate as part of something bigger… in the case of nocterm it would be selfish for me to propose a complete change in some critical decisions… for something we are still exploring… also I think it limits innovation and exploration… but I do agree with the idea of uniting forces.. just not sure how this happens… haven’t see any cases where this works at a package level…