Excited to try it out as well. I often need to build simple CLI based apps in ruby so often would reach for TTY Toolkit: <a href="https://ttytoolkit.org/" rel="nofollow">https://ttytoolkit.org/</a><p>However, I feel like it's in maintenance mode at this point, so glad to see some new options available.
Living the 80s, I guess the current nostalgia wave across tapes, portable CD players, Vynil and co, also applies to computer interfaces.
Interesting. Just sucks that Rust proponents apparently tried to assassinate Rust critic Rene Rebe through sw att ing.<p>Wretched, evil and vile Rust proponents will likely censor, distract or downplay this.
Is there any evidence that Rust proponents did it, or are people assuming that because Rene has been critical of Rust? That would be horrible if true, but I'd rather not jump to conclusions that fast.
Looks exciting!<p>Does it have proper support for opening an external editor (via $EDITOR like nano, vim, etc?)? I ran into issues with that in Ink and had to switch over to Bubbletea, but I'd love to use Ruby instead of Go
I just made a new installer for Discourse on CharmRuby, now I gotta check this out and see if porting is feasible. Hopefully this reduces the app size, that is quite large with CharmRuby
Landing page is great: informative, visual example, clear code example. Love it
Thank you! I wrote the code snippets and picked the color palette, but the web design came by way of <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46587284">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46587284</a><p>And my wife, wonderful as always, helped critique the writing! My RadioMenu class's comments (in the "See More: Inline menu example" expando-section) were far worse before she helped.
Looks really interesting, I’m excited to explore this.
Looking forward to experimenting with it. Looks awesome!
Love it
Fantastic, this looks excellent and excited to try it
super cool, great work Kerrick!
Thank you! My first Show HN in 2012 [0] was an inline TUI (of sorts) written in Ruby [1], so this is a great day.<p>[0]: <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4017933">https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4017933</a><p>[1]: <a href="https://kerrick.github.io/google/" rel="nofollow">https://kerrick.github.io/google/</a>
I can't like this enough, Ruby is perfect language for TUI apps and emergence of TUI apps is really welcome change.
This is awesome, will definitely take this for a spin!