Suppose you want to train a text summarizer or an image classifier. Without using Gradio, you would need to build the front end, write back-end code, find a hosting platform, and connect all parts, ...

With the ttyd command line tool, you can transform your terminal into a live, interactive web app that anyone can access with a link.

For years, now, I've done virtually all of my written work inside the terminal. Here's why I simply can't let go of it.

Clifm is a shell-like, text-based terminal file manager that sits on the command line. Some of its key features include: bookmarks, search, file selection, file tags, file filters, file previews ...