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It says it's inspired by tmuxinator and tmuxp...as someone who uses tmux often but none of the above, what are the differences in the tools? What makes any one
by michaericalribo 6y ago
It says it's inspired by tmuxinator and tmuxp...as someone who uses tmux often but none of the above, what are the differences in the tools? What makes any one of these a better choice than the others?
- iillexial 6y agoThere's a feature that I miss in tmuxinator: an ability to manually start windows from configuration. For example, at my daily job I often do: $ smug start project # when I start my day $ smug start project:chats-microservices # when I'm about to start working on chats-microservice The last command just creates a window in current session with configuration you specified. Also, smug is dependency-free. You don't need ruby or python for it.