Terminal sessions you can bookmark: Building Zellij's web client
How we brought persistent terminal sessions to the browser. Which technologies we chose and some challenges we faced along the way.
Hi there! on Aram Drevekenin - Terminal Developer & Creator of Zellij
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Latest posts
Why Zellij?
The story of Zellij and its creation.
Anatomy of a Terminal Emulator
How does a terminal emulator work? What are ANSI escape codes? Understanding terminal internals for development, fun and mischief.
Anatomy of a Terminal Emulator
How does a terminal emulator work? What are ANSI escape codes? Understanding terminal internals for development, fun and mischief.
Improving the Performance of our Rust app
A writeup of our journey to improve the performance of Zellij
Implementing a job queue in Rust
Originally published October 2019. While this post uses older Rust patterns, the core concepts and approach to implementing job queues remain relevant and applicable to modern Rust development.
I recently finished my first rust project - a command line utility called “bandwhich” that displays network utilization information. As a newcomer to rust, this project offered quite some…
External work
# How to get users for your open source project A recording of a talk I gave at an OpenSUSE meetup.
# Developing WebAssembly Rust plugins for Zellij A recording of a talk I gave at RustLab Florence 2023.
# Interview of Aram the maintainer of Zellij A long form interview of me for Bedroom Builds.
# Various blog posts about Zellij releases When there’s a major Zellij release, I…