4 ms·
It’s cute and fun if you’re the kind of person that enjoys terminal UI’s and can keep an encyclopedia worth of CLI tools and options in your head. I don’t enjo
by agentultra 3y ago
It’s cute and fun if you’re the kind of person that enjoys terminal UI’s and can keep an encyclopedia worth of CLI tools and options in your head.
I don’t enjoy Slack and the like due to the notification overload and FOMO burnout. The UI is a memory hog for what it does.
But for the computer user that wasn’t born at Bell Labs with a keyboard in their hands, it’s pretty decent. If you can navigate gmail or a word doc you can probably figure out how to use Slack.
- BenLloydPearson 3y agoI think part of the point the author was making is that rendering and interacting with the server can vary depending on the client you build. You could have a CLI client or a React client and build them with two completely different goals in mind. For example, monitoring and botting channels vs. end-user experience.
- realitythreek 3y agoOf the three (Slack, Teams, Discord) I actually prefer Discord. Its the easiest to use, the fastest, etc. Too bad that any corporation of size uses Teams or Slack.