Understanding the Bubble Tea TUI Framework Architecture for Building Terminal Apps in Go/Golang

[@nicktheritter]

THANK YOU. Life makes sense now.

[@arturobracero3450]

I am a newcomer to golang, wanted to build a TUI with bubble tea and was extremely confused as I've never used elm before. Yours is a great introduction, straight to the point and super clear. Thank you very much!

[@charmcli]

Thanks for the feature :) !!

[@SuperQuwertz]

Man this was good. Thank you for creating and sharing this!

[@DavidStarkers]

I just wrote my first tui with this, wish I had seen this video before I started!
Its all much clearer to me now, thanks 👍

[@thisisreallyme3130]

This is a hidden gem. TY. Hope all is well and you do more. I am looking at BT to make some retro terminal games. :-D

[@makesushi]

this was soooo helpful!

[@ripple123]

you definitely deserve a lot more views

[@BassRadian]

Welcome to the elm architecture, it is simply joy.

[@tomvonheill]

fantastic overview

[@mokhosh]

this is quality content man, wonder why you didn't continue

[@lovishchaudhary7458]

Hi Christ, thanks for the video!!
Can you please share the way how we can do the unit testing for the bubble tea framework ?
Thanks!

[@gzipChrist]

I believe charm has testing in their repo, so I’d check that out!

[@cd-stephen]

subbin' just cause of your name.... halarious