You're right. That does look better.

Using an icon set in Dinkus' tree view. Previously there was an folder and a file icon, and that was it. WDYT? dinkus.textualize.io/

After building a writing app, I have no excuse not to write that novel.

I think you have an out-by-one error there.

Agree 100% Will. Living with purpose makes life worth living. Not a millionaire but I've maintained open source projects for years. I love getting emails from random strangers telling me how my software helped them solve a problem. I love writing code, I love giving back to the open source community, and I love helping people solve problems.

Not wishing to invoke a pile-on here, but there are non financial rewards in Open Source. - Love of the craft - Intellectual curiousity - Developing your own expertise - Giving back by mentoring others - Being part of a community - Plain old altruism None of which may have a immediate monetary reward. There is also the possibility of monetary reward in the future. Benefiting others being rewarded financially are not always mutually exclusive. It's also not a binary thing. You absolutely can have a day job (coding or other) and do a bit of Open Source on the side. Or even work in Open Source full-time. Much of the developers I correspond with day-to-day fall into this category. Employed by big (or medium) tech, working on Open Source projects. Fulfillment in life tends to come from a variety of sources. For me, the main one is my wife. There are many other things that give me fulfillment, and that includes Open Source. But you do you. If I were a millionaire, I would still be doing Open Source. But I did it when I was poor as well. 🤷‍♂️

I’d worry that @zeddotdev might think I was in their territory.

*checks bank account* Clearly I am doing something wrong. 🤷‍♂️

New version of Dinkus will land soon. 1.9.0 supports printing, and exporting to Word and PDFs. Additionally, you can now drag dividers in the sidebar and editor panes for a more IDE like experience. dinkus.textualize.io/

I'm sure @tiangolo would be delighted to hear that!

Why don't you like the app store?

I call it Xitter. 🤷‍♂️

Most UI sound libraries ship folders of audio files, so I made cuelume synthesise all 14 of its cues live in four materials cuelume.dev/

Can you capture the sound of a mechanical keyboard? The marbly clack of a ceramic switch would be amazing.

By popular demand, I am adding draggable dividers to Dinkus -- which is dangerously close to being an IDE now. dinkus.textualize.io/

FastAPI is a platform to build on.

I think this is big. 🌠 FastAPI's objective is to provide what you always need for real prod apps. And not provide what you don't. You always want metrics, there's just not enough time to always set it all up. Now it's just there, by default.

Built Technocore Chat v1.4.0, a Python + Textual terminal client for Technocore. @flop_labs Under the hood: • Ed25519 identity + did • Signed outgoing messages • Long-polling + sequence tracking • Room switching • Bounded message queues for busy rooms

🎵 Meet CLI-YT — a YouTube music player built for the terminal. 🐍 Python + Textual 🔎 Search • 🎧 Music • 🔐 OAuth Still building. 🚀 #Python #TUI #OpenSource github.com/bruno2711/CLI-YT