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Love the naming scheme, and I'm pumped that developer tooling is still able to raise this much. Without digging too deep here it's not super clear: Are these to
by runnedrun 3y ago
Love the naming scheme, and I'm pumped that developer tooling is still able to raise this much. Without digging too deep here it's not super clear: Are these tools more for end user developers or are people using these for projects, and if so, what projects currently use these libraries?
Trying to figure out where's a good place to start trying them out...
- Cthulhu_ 3y agoThey have a number of applications they themselves built on top of their libraries (and cloud offering), listed at https://charm.sh/apps/ https://charm.sh/apps/. They claim it's used by enterprises on their landing page (https://charm.sh/#enterprise https://charm.sh/#enterprise), but doesn't go into details. As for who else uses it, I'm not sure, but you can use github search in go.mod files to see which projects import it; sloppy search query: https://github.com/search?q=%22github.com%2Fcharmbracelet%2Fbubbletea%22+path%3A%2F%28%5E%7C%5C%2F%29go%5C.mod%24%2F&type=code https://github.com/search?q=%22github.com%2Fcharmbracelet%2F...
- runnedrun 3y agoOk thanks! I'll have to reuse that github query for other projects too, very useful...