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pulbasso.dev·Mar 23, 2025

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#5 Daily Rabbit Holes: Rust Threads + TUI = A Nerdy Little CPU Monitor

Welcome back to another article of The Daily Rabbit Hole. Today’s rabbit hole starts with a simple question: "How to build a basic CPU monitor using Rust and a terminal UI?" The real goal here is to create a simple and visual example to practice us...

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blog.sammaji.tech·Mar 10, 2025

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Create dropdown menu (tui) in c

In this article, I’ll show how to create a simple dropdown menu using C, with the ability to navigate through options using the arrow keys and select one using the Enter key. Here’s how it would look. Disable terminal modes First, we need to disable...

Create dropdown menu (tui) in c

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Chris Gmyr

chrisgmyr.dev·Jan 31, 2025

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Building a YNAB CLI in Laravel

I've been using You Need a Budget (YNAB) since 2019 and love it. I'm in the budget daily, entering transactions, tinkering, and ensuring my family is on track with our financial goals and current priorities. However, as the transactions and payees pi...

Building a YNAB CLI in Laravel

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YNAB CLI in Laravel

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mdgrs.hashnode.dev·Jan 05, 2025

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Using PowerShellRun as an Interactive Selector

In my previous blog post, I introduced PowerShellRun module as a terminal based launcher application. That is the main purpose of the module but the underlying fuzzy selector can also be used as a generic selector. In this post, we’ll see some use ca...

Using PowerShellRun as an Interactive Selector

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Rodney Lab - Game Developer with “Eternal Student” mindset.

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rodneylab.hashnode.dev·Jul 17, 2024

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Ratatui Audio with Rodio

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Ratatui Audio with Rodio

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rodneylab.hashnode.dev·Jun 26, 2024

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Ratatui for Terminal Fireworks

🧨 Adding Fireworks to the Ratatui Game In this Ratatui for Terminal Fireworks post, I talk about how I added fireworks to the Text-based User Interface (TUI) game I created in a recent post. The game is based on the arithmetic challenge from the UK...

Ratatui for Terminal Fireworks

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mdgrs

mdgrs.hashnode.dev·Apr 06, 2024

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Streamlining your workflow around the PowerShell terminal

Motivation What do you first do when you want to start something on your PC? I used to use PowerToys Run to run installed apps, open a Visual Studio solution file or open a folder. On the other hand, when I wanted to get the latest code for a project...

Streamlining your workflow around the PowerShell terminal

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Arnaud

8bitscoding.io·Dec 10, 2023

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Journey into the Terminal: Building the pygamelib UI Module (part 3)

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Journey into the Terminal: Building the pygamelib UI Module (part 3)

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Building the pygamelib UI SDK: A Coding Odyssey

Michael Lohr

blog.lohr.dev·Nov 15, 2023

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Reverse engineering Microsoft's dev container CLI

Dev containers allow you to open up projects and have them running in a fully pre-configured environment with one click! ... is how I introduced the concept of dev containers in my last article. I also mentioned that I have been working on a small u...

Reverse engineering Microsoft's dev container CLI

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Arnaud

8bitscoding.io·Oct 30, 2023

Oct 30, 2023

Journey into the Terminal: Building the pygamelib UI Module (part 2)

Introduction In the previous episode, we concluded with the implementation of the Widget class and numerous unanswered questions. Many of these questions revolve around the automatic management of multiple widgets. In this installment, I will discuss...

Journey into the Terminal: Building the pygamelib UI Module (part 2)

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