this seems like it could have died solely because non-web developers (almost all of whom use terminals daily, and would pay attention to this) are pretty quick to realize just how awful JavaScript is, compared to the languages they use day to day.
the fewer places that JavaScript can escape to, the better, and terminals adopting anything that looks like web tech is such an alarmingly bad idea that I don't even know where to begin to address any arguments for that approach.
TermKit deserved to die because of its JavaScript nature alone.
the fewer places that JavaScript can escape to, the better, and terminals adopting anything that looks like web tech is such an alarmingly bad idea that I don't even know where to begin to address any arguments for that approach.
TermKit deserved to die because of its JavaScript nature alone.