What's the advantage of having a dashboard in the terminal instead of for example a webpage?
-> it’s mostly about context-switch for me. about dockly for example, it’s not just to open a webpage, you first need to run the container with the web ui, etc. I generally find it more comfortable just to say on the terminal if I can.
1. What shell do you use?
2. How did you make your terminal to look like that? :)
3.
-> it’s zsh (oh my zsh) + powerline fonts + fish shell integration and some plugins
Do you have experience with blessed and especially react-blessed?
-> not too much honestly, for a long time it wasn’t compatible with latest react versions. I discovered blessed-react after I built dockly and haven’t yet had a chance to play too seriously with blessed-react.
What do you think of consola? (https://www.npmjs.com/package/consola)
cool project!
1. Why don't you do programming in terminal (vim)? :)
2. Have you tried Emacs?
-> not a masochist 😉
Speaking about console itself - bash, zsh, or something else?..
-> basically those I guess. it’s more than just being pretty, for example I actually can’t leave without the git prompt on the CLI or the node version.
I am really a fan of building terminal apps with NodeJS/BlessedJS don't get me wrong, but how is the performance affected by this kind of tools?
-> I may have missed your intention with the question. What performance perspectives are you referring to? I haven’t seen any specific performance problem with dockly
Did Chuck Norris paid you for this advertising ? :))
-> Chuck Norris doesn’t pay for ads. The Ads just manifest themselves :-))