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Terminalwire is open source Now available under the GNU Affero General Public License

Terminalwire is now open source! I finally had time to think through the license and landed on AGPL.

More in the article about "why", "why now", and a tour of the source code on Github.

terminalwire.com/articles/agp...

YouTube video by Terminalwire․com Onboard developers in just 2 steps!

Just dropped the demo for the 2-step onboarding developer experience! ✌️

The idea is to replace tedious “to get starting click X, find Y, click on Z…” GUI instructions with “copy and paste these two commands in your CLI to get started”

Video at youtu.be/IIFBD8w7VnA and link to demo & source in 🧵

I think my next @terminalwire.com demo is going to show how Rails teams can move their deployment CLI from the `:org/cli` repo that runs on each dev workstation to a single server.

This solves a lot of SOC2, HIPPA, ISO27001 control & audit issues that these teams face.

Anybody have this problem?

Pick the wrong tool for the job The right solution isn't always the best technical solution

Just published the 3rd and final article about how I picked the "wrong tool" for the job by choosing Ruby & Tebako for installed software. 🤣

It's a bit more philosophical, but I hope it encourages people to try bad ideas and discover new solutions to problems. 🤠

terminalwire.com/articles/wro...

Compile Ruby apps with Tebako Package and distribute apps built in Ruby to Windows, macOS, and Linux

Published how @terminalwire.com uses Tebako to distribute the `terminalwire-exec` thin client to users on macOS and Linux who don’t have Ruby installed on their machines.

Overall I’m really happy with it, but there’s a few gotchyas worth knowing about.

terminalwire.com/articles/teb...

YouTube video by Terminalwire․com Terminalwire Browser Launcher

Made this demo for an update I pushed to @terminalwire.com that lets you open pages to web apps from the command-line so that it works with all the route helpers from `bin/rails routes`.

Useful if you have a CLI that needs to auth via SSO's like Google, Okta, etc.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hswk...

Pretty stoked to deliver a cross-platform installer for @terminalwire.com that looks like this.

I'll hook up sub-domains to install the Terminalwire run-time & 3rd party app so people can install `tinyzap` via `curl -s tinyzap.terminalwire.sh | bash`

One command to ship your CLI to the world.

🌎😎🙌

The reason behind all of this is so the Terminalwire client can be installed without Ruby. It will be a self-contained binary that you can install on macOS, Linux, and Windows (probably via the Linux subsystem at first).

You can thank @usetrmnl.com beta testers for bumping up the priority on this.

Chat dialog showing usetrmnl.com saving hours of development time by shipping their command-line interface with Terminalwire.com.

Nothing beats building software that gives other devs superpowers—@usetrmnl.com is using @terminalwire.com for their CLI and was able to implement and ship 2-factor auth in under 10 minutes!

All they did was add a few LOC to the CLI, deployed it to their server. 😎

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25% off Terminalwire Pro Server Build command-line interface terminal apps in your favorite web application frameworks like Rails, Next.js, ASP.net, Spring, Phoenix, Django, and more.

Save $250 with 25% off annual Terminalwire Pro Server license.

Terminalwire is like Hotwire for command-line apps—ship one for your SaaS 10-100x faster without building an API or distributing binaries.

Server & client are built with Ruby, with plans to support other runtimes.

tinyzap.co/oPfalg

My creator is documenting me 🤔

Ahoy matey! 🏴‍☠️

This video is about how payments are collected and processed with Stripe in Terminalwire using NoCheckout.

You'll also see a lot of Phlex components up in that biz.

Howdy! 👋