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um, no. if you love browsing the net with lynx, more power to you, but you're not even a rounding error in the scheme of things.
by avoidwork 9y ago
um, no. if you love browsing the net with lynx, more power to you, but you're not even a rounding error in the scheme of things.
- Jtsummers 9y agoOP isn't talking about targeting a (more) minimalist browser like lynx, but about making a terminal (CLI, or TUI) interface to their (ostensible) web application. That is, they'd create a wrapper application (the reactor-blessed example suggests using js) that gives them access to the key components of the application and a way to test it out independent of the (eventual) design goals and dealing with browser compatibility. Really, the suggestion is that they'd focus on creating an http-based API, and use the terminal application as a way to develop/test it. It's a sound approach, as another commenter pointed out, as it forces a stronger separation between presentation and business logic.
- avoidwork 9y agoi can't even; there's better ways to do cli.
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