A couple of weeks ago, I embarked on a journey to develop LazyWP, a tool that leverages curses and Python to create a terminal user interface for WordPress users. As any developer knows, the first iteration of a software project is rarely perfect, and mine was no exception. After some initial development, I found myself at a crossroads that many developers face: it was time for a rewrite.
I pushed my current state into the main branch of lazywp. It doesn’t seem like much but I can now trigger a message box with a simple command and have an option to answer yes and no questions.
I am using the terminal quite a lot. Lately I moved to neovim as my IDE of choice because it’s fast, comfortable (after some time settling in ofc) and portable. With switching my IDE to the terminal I wanted to discover other tools which could help me with my daily workflow. So I found layzgit and lazydocker, both developed by Jesse Duffield. I don’t want to miss both in my system.