Coding tools that don't SUCK

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Ghostty https://ghostty.org/ ↗

Why it worked

The video uses a high-energy, opinionated tone and relatable 'dev humor' (e.g., 'terminalmaxx', 'mog', 'real person') to make a technical product feel exciting and culturally relevant to the target audience.

Summary

The creator reviews a terminal emulator called Ghostty, highlighting its speed, GPU acceleration, and customization features. The video concludes by recommending the tool to developers while noting its lack of Windows support.

Structure

1Identify the problem with current terminals
2Introduce Ghostty as the solution
3Highlight key features like speed and GPU acceleration
4Mention customization and shell integration
5Address platform limitations and call to action

Product placement

The video is a dedicated review and demonstration of the Ghostty terminal emulator.

Call to action

Check it out and follow for more coding tools that don't suck.

Original caption

Upgrade your terminal with this #programming #coding #softwareengineer

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Coding tools that don't SUCK Ghostty Ghostty is a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator that platforms-native UI and GPU acceleration. it's a fast native terminal emulator with GPU acceleration it's the chad of terminals because of how fast and smooth it is it's very customizable so you can terminalmaxx and mog every other terminal it DOESN'T support windows Go use Linux like a real person it integrates with all your favorite shells Kitty graphics protocol: Ghostty graphics protocol, which allows applications to render images in the terminal. What? which lets you render images directly inside the terminal Coding tools that don't suck

Transcript

Coding tools that don't SUCK. Ghostty. Your terminal sucks. Ghostty makes it not suck. It's a fast, feature-rich, and cross-platform terminal emulator that uses platform-native UI and GPU acceleration, which means it's the chad of terminals because of how fast and smooth it is. It's very customizable so you can terminalmaxx and mog every other terminal. It doesn't support Windows. Go use Linux like a real person. It integrates with all your favorite shells. It supports the Kitty graphics protocol. What? Which lets you render images directly inside the terminal. Check it out and follow for more coding tools that don't suck.