Terminals seem like the very lowest common denominator for software platforms.

They have to work over SSH, they only show texts, you can't do much with them.

Or can you? Will McGugan and team have building textual based on Rich, which looks more like an animated web app than a terminal app.

And he has learned a bunch of lessons trying to maximize terminal-based

apps. He's here to share his seven lessons he's learned while building a modern 2E, that is

text user interface framework. This is Talk Python, and me. Episode 380 recorded September 5th,

2022.

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Talk Python. Me. Thank you. It's good to be here. Yeah, it's fantastic to have you here.

Really looking forward to talking about the progress you've made on rich and textual and your company,

which is pretty fantastic. The show is not specifically about that. It's more about all these fantastic lessons that you've learned while building it.

But, you know, of course, we'll get a chance to talk about it and give some updates, too, I'm sure.

Cool.

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