Python is easy to use, but it's memory-hungry. That's often a problem, especially when you handle large data files (CSV, JSON, Parquet). DataTUI isn't developed in Python, but in Rust. Let's see why this is an advantage.
In data science, workloads often
Marius C
A little less hype, a little more substance. What about end-to-end ownership of GenAI flows? How can free open source enable a democratised tech landscape?
Nexterm is a web SSH / RDP and VNC client.
* For the terminal emulation, it uses the known library Xterm.js.
* For RDP it uses Apache Guacamole under the hood, but does so intelligently.
GitHub - gnmyt/Nexterm: The open source server management software for SSH, VNC & RDPThe open source
Everybody likes vim or nvim. Everybody likes emacs . Both have in common that they are battle-tested and extensible. There also are Common User Access (CUA) configs for these.
In fact, I have one right here:
GitHub - norandom/nvim-simple: Nvim (CLI) config with CUA, tabs and mouse support (Terminal)Nvim