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thank you for your impressions!

Yes, is a different approach and has pro and cons.

Agree thanks :)

Hi, you can use it when you are tired and your eyes can't concentrate ;P (joking)

One cool thing about GUIs is that (usually) you can run multiple processes and commands while other processes are running without having to open multiple tabs or shells or to go through the shell outputs to see errors and/or warnings.

But this is not to say "a GUI is better", they are just complementary in my vision.

Personally i use and abuse the CLI for most of the time, because i love to feel the machine is in my hands, then sometimes i feel more comfortable on a GUI or a Wizard process, it' human i guess.

Agree, thanks, Cakebrew is exactly the app that inspired this and you can see it from the similar layout disposition more or less ;)

thanks! nvm, node, npm, yarn, as well as brew for example, and so on: all different tools made for different scopes.

That's what this is supposed to be/do/handle/visualize/inform/etc/

Glad that you find it useful, many thanks!

Oh well thanks :)

Ofc, just you know ... too much meat on bbq it will be quite degenerative :)

Actually, the API used is require('npm') that mean if it gets stable on OSX there will be quite 99% possibilities it will be stable the same on Linux and Win. Then templating and releasing will be quicker ;)

Yes, the whole js app is a dist/ folder and weight does not exceed 1mb i guess, the outer weight is the price to pay

that's because we setted up the projects months ago.

if you can please contribute, just PR PR PR PR :)

hi, thanks for the feedback, you can PR on Github if you want feel free seriously we'll be glad a lot!

(beta) i forgot that too sorry ;)

node package manager desktop manager, yes you're right :)

OFC, Electron is cross-platforms.

This is a beta release, due the fact we need to spot out many other possible and common bugs/problems before to make it really stable, that's the only reason why ;)

Hi, have a look here later https://github.com/720kb/ndm#faq

"As soon as we are sure that the project is stable, it will be delivered to the other OSs." :)

When you need to src files but don't want to waste time with Dropbox and Google Drive and "privacy-unsafe" services.

We made this so everyone is able to make remote URLs to source files as quick as possible.

It's just 1 line command.

The CLI quick example: http://i.imgur.com/ujrIpEv.gif Yogurl is meant for developers, please use it with moderation.

Any contribution, feedback, bug report, issue, doubt is really appreciated.

The CLI quick example: http://i.imgur.com/ujrIpEv.gif Yogurl is meant for developers, please use it with moderation. Any feedback, bug report, issue, doubt is appreciated.

The CLI quick example: http://i.imgur.com/ujrIpEv.gif

Yogurl is meant for developers, please use it with moderation.

Any feedback, bug report, issue, doubt is appreciated.

It depends on which kind of project you are working on, obviously.

Now you can use all them (checkbox or radio) with Checked.css https://720kb.github.io/checked.css/

Agree.

Should work now, talking about the scalable zoom, let know if still any trouble or problem.

It is not, we often use own little helper https://github.com/720kb/csshelper plus custom classes, but the zoom must be my mess, when you are 24h on a desktop you forgot 99% population is on a phone :)

Fortunately i'd say ;P

Thanks for the feedback i'll try asap to enable zoom, you're right.

Thanks there!

Indeed, totally agree, every project is a self story, nobody has the rights or the expertise to say it's useless or good or bad, because what is bad for me could be good for you and viceversa.

Oh, understood what you mean, you could use the animation name, it's included in the CSS files.

Just: .my-class{ animation: boing 2s etc...}

Hi, thanks for the suggestions, all very smart. For events what do you mean? You could always trigger checked by javascript or jquery or whatever :)