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I am fairly new on the webapp scene dominated by React and Angular. I can see some valid use cases for the blessed library where there is no way to get a graph
by MrLeftHand 10y ago
I am fairly new on the webapp scene dominated by React and Angular.
I can see some valid use cases for the blessed library where there is no way to get a graphical frontend running.
But aiming to build for terminal first?
Even if you do, it might be better to have two separate projects, or one core library implemented by both frontend subproject.
Having one big app covering it all, might be an overkill. I would ask myself the question "Will it be used on a terminal" first. And if the answer is "Yes, it will be used quite frequently on a terminal." then go terminal first.
Also, the very first question should be. Should I use X and Y languages, frameworks, etc...?
You might find better tools for certain problems then react and blessed to have something nice in a terminal.