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[continuouslearner]

I predict the next tool will be called “hmm”

[jlgutube]

Excellent, and clear, summary of your different products and how they relate to each other. Thank you

[hebedite]

I'm constantly utilizing gum in my bash scripts, i honestly just make cute lil command line scripts just to get myself out of a creative block or to give me a fun little warm-up to my other tasks for the day.

[daltonyon]

I like of video explain every tool of Charm to improve the experience on our CLI apps, personally I need to charmize some CLI apps that I'm using.

The only thing that I miss in the video was to add together with the logo the name of tools, but I understand because I already saw you talking about them!!

Great video Bashh!!

[joseph-montanez]

Took a look, all of this is in Go, this is absolutely awesome!

[mjdev-ip]

I always knew I need some lipgloss for my cli

[AdamOnAir]

I always used Gum. And Soft-Serve. Really practical.

[kevingolding]

This all looks very interesting and useful, but would be nice if you displayed the actual project names on the screen, as I still have no idea what she is saying at 1:35.

[mohan]

Love the names and the logos. They are so cute XD

[MasonPayne]

I honestly thought this was an April Fools joke, but no, it is NOT!. These libraries look so fun!

[themarksmith]

I am v interested in using Charm - do you have an idiots guide - on how to make a simple nice looking menu systems where a set of say 5 options is displayed and then either the cursor or number keys can be used to select an option and then a new page is displayed related to that option... and if you wanted to go crazy, you could then show how a program could be run in the background but still within the menu system... I have had a quick look at the documentation but as i am quite thick, I could not find if/how this can be done, so a video guide on this would be handy... of a more detailed overview video explaining the process of doing something like this.... (disclaimer: I haven't searched long and hard for this info, so forgive me if this already exists somewhere - I was a little overwhelmed by the website and didn't see how all the components can be stitched together to actually make things - although I do think Charm has a lot of potential for making nice CLI tools)

[BrunoDGmes]

Hello
Do you recommend any good book for go cli development?

[nandomax]

My first Golang project was a postman/insomnia clone but completely based on CLI. 😅

My friends called me crazy, but I used no libs to create the menus and forms 😂

It was so fun, I love how easy it is to build CLI apps in golang

[FrankJonen]

I tried VHS once and it tried to install Google Chrome. Does it still do that?

[Vorundor]

I dont even know what CLI is but I watched this whole video and I loved it? Now to learn about CLI! ::fades into the shadows::

[pushpajitbiswas]

It's tailwind css but for terminal

[Yoghaaa]

waiting new stuff called "eh"

[oktayx]

Oh she is actually saying "huh". Is that a new thing?

[agmmnn]

when does the skin routine video come out?

[enkiimuto]

Me and my gf will definitely give it a shot to it.