Developing a Terminal App in Go with Bubble Tea

[@charmcli]

Thank you so much for making a video on Bubble Tea 🥺💕 It's so nice to see people loving CLIs as much as we do!

[@packagemain]

Thank you for the amazing libraries!

[@farzadmf]

Probably the best tutorial I've seen for BubbleTea; thank you!

[@Luther_Luffeigh]

This channel will go places

[@nicolasparada]

Awesome tutorial for bubbletea, I would very much like to see more :)

[@packagemain]

Thanks man!

[@ricksanchez207]

this is awesome! do you plan to make full CRUD rest api tutorials with jwt? that wold be awesome! thank you for this!~

[@packagemain]

Thanks. Sure, this could be an interesting topic

[@MarcoCarmonaT]

What's the editor you're using?

[@packagemain]

I am using Zed.

[@GustavoDiaz93]

Muy buen video, saludos desde México 🇲🇽

[@tommymcguiver1]

How do you handle window resizing for clipping text to be more dynamic ?

[@packagemain]

You can use tea.WindowSizeMsg message type for that and subscribe to it.

[@kakuebusuka]

Hello, very nice tutorial, but I have one question:
why we do like so:
switch msg := msg.(type)
at the beginig of Update func for model.
we shadowed msg to it type, but later we accessing actual msg by key := msg.String() - how it possible? thanks in advance.

[@packagemain]

The switch msg := msg.(type) construct is a powerful technique in Go to determine the dynamic type of an interface value. I found this official Go example - go.dev/tour/methods/16

[@kr4156]

Great vid, but you should change the title though

[@packagemain]

Thanks, but what should be the title?

[@ruthvik9228]

What's the editor you're using?

[@packagemain]

I am using Zed.