I just used rich for the first time in a project yesterday. The output is amazing! Respect to Will for building such useful tools and being so humble about it!
@@talkpython My pleasure! What I was finding challenging with all the videos is finding which python packages were discussed in which video? Such as, the library that converts code into images for documentation with a single line in the markdown - I could not recall its name! It would be very helpful if you could help me with the name of the package.
I just spent 1 minute using this and xonsh to print the the contents of a directory.. if the file is .md it gets the eggplant but otherwise the peach emoji... send help
unwatchable... why "interview" Will and then cut off his answers constantly... this style is borderline disrespectful. i don't even feel like checking if more recent interviews actually let the interviewees talk
The format/goal of my show is not a pure interview format, it's a conversation. I don't want to just put together a list of questions and pose them to the guests and have them answer them as a monologue. Question 1 -> 5 minutes of answer, Question 2 -> 3 minutes of answer, etc. If that's what you want, you should find another channel/podcast. This one is not meant for you.
I just used rich for the first time in a project yesterday. The output is amazing! Respect to Will for building such useful tools and being so humble about it!
Found this library this week. Seems to be perfect timing. Using Windows Terminal.
0:00 Introduction
7:09 Rich - Walk through
45:46 Tidelift Subscription
49:10 Textual - Walk through
Thanks for adding these Sugato!
@@talkpython My pleasure! What I was finding challenging with all the videos is finding which python packages were discussed in which video?
Such as, the library that converts code into images for documentation with a single line in the markdown - I could not recall its name!
It would be very helpful if you could help me with the name of the package.
Just listened to this episode. Excellent work on Rich! And I am loving objexplore - thanks for the tip!
Thank you, Will! Love Rich and plan to use it daily. Makes Python what it meant to be. ;-)
Fantastic utility Will!
I just spent 1 minute using this and xonsh to print the the contents of a directory.. if the file is .md it gets the eggplant but otherwise the peach emoji... send help
~17,000 lines, if anyone else was wondering
When is Textual planned to arrive for windows, really looking forward to this :)
Windows Support arrived with Textual 0.1.15 - Jan. 31, 2022.
how can I contact WIll? his ideas is a bit unique. most of people dont care about TUI.
You can find him on twitter @ twitter.com/willmcgugan
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unwatchable... why "interview" Will and then cut off his answers constantly... this style is borderline disrespectful. i don't even feel like checking if more recent interviews actually let the interviewees talk
The format/goal of my show is not a pure interview format, it's a conversation. I don't want to just put together a list of questions and pose them to the guests and have them answer them as a monologue. Question 1 -> 5 minutes of answer, Question 2 -> 3 minutes of answer, etc. If that's what you want, you should find another channel/podcast. This one is not meant for you.