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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ We'll dive into Will's latest article on algorithms for high-performance termina
 and explore how he's quietly revolutionizing what's possible in the terminal.
 
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-From smooth animations to dynamic widgets and full-fledged 2E, or should we say GUI, frameworks.
+From smooth animations to dynamic widgets and full-fledged TUI, or should we say GUI, frameworks.
 
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 Whether you're looking to supercharge your command line tools or just curious about how Python
@@ -133,7 +133,7 @@ who
 you are.
 
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-Sure. My name is Wilmer Guggen.
+Sure. My name is Will McGugan.
 
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 I'm a software developer, Python developer,
@@ -247,7 +247,7 @@ early on to play around with things.
 But some people stick to
 
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-zero ver just forever,
+ZeroVer just forever,
 
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 which is fine if that's what you do.
@@ -334,7 +334,7 @@ Does it say at the bottom?
 Let's see about the About page.
 
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-published yeah that's what i thought i thought it was mamoud hashemi amazing yeah so mamoud put
+published yeah that's what i thought i thought it was Mahmoud Hashemi amazing yeah so Mahmoud put
 
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 this together and basically it calls out
@@ -367,7 +367,7 @@ popular projects
 that are still really, really low in their versions.
 
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-It says, welcome December 0.0.1.
+It says, welcome to Zerover 0.0.1.
 
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 And if you go down here, it says, like, look, React Native is 0.78.
@@ -508,10 +508,10 @@ Unlike, say, Ruff, which is on this list, but Ruff is pretty new.
 Anyway, I think I'll put this in the show notes.
 
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-Zero over.
+Zerover.
 
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-Thanks, Mommy.
+Thanks, 
 
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 That was really fun.
@@ -532,7 +532,7 @@ both the application that runs your terminal
 as well as closer to what you're doing,
 
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-building applications that are like CLI apps or 2E apps,
+building applications that are like CLI apps or TUI apps,
 
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 as we'll coin the term.
@@ -544,10 +544,10 @@ No, you've coined the term.
 We'll tell people about the term if they don't know, right?
 
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-I mean, we've got Warp, we've got Ghostity,
+I mean, we've got Warp, we've got Ghostty,
 
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-I don't know how you say, Ghostity, whatever.
+I don't know how you say, Ghostty, whatever.
 
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 A bunch of other options coming along for terminals
@@ -592,7 +592,7 @@ It's kind of my daily driver.
 But there's a few other good ones.
 
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-There's Alacrity and Kitty and then Ghost TTY or Ghost T.
+There's Alacritty and Kitty and then Ghost TTY or Ghost T.
 
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 I'm not sure.
@@ -607,7 +607,7 @@ And it is very good.
 It is very good indeed.
 
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-but I like I terms feature set
+but I like ITerms feature set
 
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 it's not the fastest but it's fairly reliable
@@ -847,10 +847,10 @@ I wouldn't either.
 Are you a fan of modifying your shell, I guess?
 
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-You know, like, oh, my ZSH or
+You know, like, oh my ZSH or
 
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-oh, my Posh or Starship or any of these?
+oh My Posh or Starship or any of these?
 
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 Yeah, to change the prompt.
@@ -886,7 +886,7 @@ Oh, it'll tell you the version of the application you're working on?
 Yeah, it says v1.0.0,
 
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-so it's somehow pulled out the version from Textile, I guess.
+so it's somehow pulled out the version from Textual, I guess.
 
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 Oh,
@@ -988,7 +988,7 @@ For example, if you're a NeoVim or an Emacs type person,
 you're in the terminal even way, way more than, say, for me, for example,
 
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-use ByCharm and other tools that I only dip in and out
+use PyCharm and other tools that I only dip in and out
 
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 when I'm working on code for that kind of stuff.
@@ -1105,7 +1105,7 @@ who uses Vim
 and then force
 
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-them to use code,
+them to Vs code,
 
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 they will not be happy.
@@ -1243,13 +1243,13 @@ necessarily rehash it but there are some people haven't seen it there are some i
 applications and we will see some built in textual that run in the terminal yeah
 
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-sure so 2e stands
+sure so TUI stands
 
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-for text user interface um i don't actually like that term anymore okay um and the reason is well
+for Text User Interface um i don't actually like that term anymore okay um and the reason is well
 
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-the thing is um the 2e's that you build with textual are also guis um it's a very simplified
+the thing is um the TUI's that you build with textual are also GUI's um it's a very simplified
 
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 form of graphics but we've got we've got lines um and and corners and you've got like a mouse that
@@ -1276,7 +1276,7 @@ across the world in a web browser, and there's only a little text on the
 screen, right?
 
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-Yeah, exactly. So the term 2 is stuck, but
+Yeah, exactly. So the term TUI is stuck, but
 
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 It's a GUI that runs in your terminal.
@@ -1336,7 +1336,7 @@ user interface
 and graphical user interface is fuzzy now.
 
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-If you say Tui, I'll know what you're talking about,
+If you say TUI, I'll know what you're talking about,
 
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 but I just don't like the term.
@@ -1351,7 +1351,7 @@ I'm not sure we even need the distinction.
 Yeah, I hear you.
 
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-Are you familiar with Vtop?
+Are you familiar with Btop?
 
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 Have you seen this app?
@@ -1540,7 +1540,7 @@ And it's all kind of
 integrated.
 
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-So you can put syntax-halled text inside a table
+So you can put syntax-highlighted text inside a table
 
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 or a progress bar inside a cell.
@@ -1666,7 +1666,7 @@ is the live updates, like live tables and stuff.
 Yes.
 
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-So in Ritchie can create a live object.
+So in Rich you can create a live object.
 
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 That's what the class is called.
@@ -1993,7 +1993,7 @@ that you can send someone a fairly short command line
 and they can run your project.
 
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-The Python, it says --Python D.12.
+The Python, it says --Python 3.12.
 
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 That was because at the time,
@@ -2008,7 +2008,7 @@ I think Astro's working on that.
 So I think in the future, maybe now,
 
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-you could just do UVX text-demo,
+you could just do UVX textual-demo,
 
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 and then it would just run.
@@ -2479,13 +2479,13 @@ three things that are worth looking at.
 One, you actually, you said you were a web developer,
 
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-so you must have been a fan of Vue Source, right?
+so you must have been a fan of View Source, right?
 
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 Oh, yeah.
 
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-So you added, you basically added Vue Source.
+So you added, you basically added View Source.
 
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 That's right, yeah.
@@ -2677,7 +2677,7 @@ I don't know what you think, but just like, well, what can this framework do in
 And then once you decide, okay, this is pretty interesting, I think people should check out the projects because there are some pretty interesting things.
 
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-I know we've covered the mom Python bytes that are built on top of textual.
+I know we've covered them on Python bytes that are built on top of textual.
 
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 And then just to talk about the graphics, what is
@@ -2953,7 +2953,7 @@ there's nothing in the terminal spec
 for that, so you have to start from scratch
 
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-and we built this button that looks button-y.
+and we built this button that looks buttony.
 
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 It even has a 3D
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 Like an HTTP client, but entirely in your terminal.
 
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-I'll tell people about this.
+ tell people about this.
 
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 is great.
@@ -3265,7 +3265,7 @@ What other ones do you want to give a quick shout-out to?
 Well, yeah, we'll go through them there.
 
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-We've got Memory
+We've got Memray
 
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 that was written by Bloomberg.
@@ -4069,7 +4069,7 @@ it's super easy.
 Like, oh, I've
 
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-got an ORM and I'm going to return 20,000 things that I'm parsing into Pydanic objects for FastAPI.
+got an ORM and I'm going to return 20,000 things that I'm parsing into Pydantic objects for FastAPI.
 
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 All of a sudden, like, most of the work is the serialization that's computational.
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 So, you know, on a website, you can just draw your mouse over text you want to select.
 
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-That didn't work well with 2Es.
+That didn't work well with TUI's.
 
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 If the terminal did it,
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 which might get parts of one widget and parts of another.
 
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-So I've implemented Arbority Text Selection,
+So I've implemented Arbitrary Text Selection,
 
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 which seems to work quite well.