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Performance (though not always) and composability are huge reasons. Can really tell the HN crowd has changed a lot.
by nkjnlknlk 3y ago
Performance (though not always) and composability are huge reasons. Can really tell the HN crowd has changed a lot.
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- makapuf 3y agoCompared to light-weight graphics (think early X programs), are TUI really that much more performant? I understand they ARE now light-weight, portable and (relatively) simple. Besides, cli are composable, but TUIs are not.
- nkjnlknlk 3y agoI don't think they're much more performant than a GUI created with performance in mind. I think they're almost by default more performant with the lowest effort/lazy approach? TUIs can be composable as well but you are 100% correct that I overstated the case.