@iokasimovm Maybe it's just me, but when I read the docs or want to understand more about something.
I'd like to try things out without having to set up all the tools ~ Or maybe i'm too lazy π)
First for our new full-screen renderer (which should get rid of bugs like screen flickering), weβve made a number of fixes for different environments and terminals.
You can turn it with the command: /tui feedback
We're working on making it the default in Claude Code soon.
Itβs crazy how the majority of supply-chain attacks on npm exploit pre- and post-install hooks.
But no one talks about this. Why hasn't the ecosystem moved to block this by default? (Except @bunjavascript and @pnpmjs )
since posting it yesterday tmux-palette now has:
- TPM install
- custom palettes
- shell-powered plugins
- popup actions
- live theme picker + custom themes
- narrow terminal mode
still tiny, still just Bun + tmux
check it out!
https://t.co/WNNXlYu8ik
Iβm working on a project that allows you to write a single Model + Logic and render it anywhere (based on the TEA design but platform-agnostic). Almost there!
EGUI (macroquad), CLI (crossterm), TUI (ratatui), etc.
@iokasimovm@mitsuhiko I see, it's an interesting workflow (using Vim in each pane makes arrow keys work flawlessly).
I usually use Vim's panes for coding, which makes it hard to switch between Vim panes vs. tmux panes! π
@iokasimovm Yes, it's like Haskell + Dependent Type + Theorem Proving.
I think it's interesting that "Propositions as Types" are built-in e.g. we can provide a proof (a program) that a functor instance satisfies a proposition (a type - Prop)